I spray mine with Armour-All or Formula 2000 and it makes cleaning it a breeze, it does collect a lot of dust though.

 

I've been using a pressure washer I bought at walley world for 140 dollars.
It does work and only takes about 15 minutes to clean bike. I have not had a problem with seals yet after 4 months and do not spray radiator with full force so fins would bend. It did knock off a couple Kawasaki stickers the first time I used it. LOL.
Plexus, is a good product that does not attract dust. Do a search on Plexus.
Highlifter also has a plastic product. Oil base products that attract sand and dust I stay away from.

 

Heres a tip from Trucks TV. Get a cheap spray bottle, put water and baby oil in it and shake it up real good, then give it a good coat.

 

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that same formula makes a very effective mosquito repelent [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

Oil based products collect dust, washes off just like other products.
I may give it a try when I know I'm going mudding.
When I'm cruising thru the desert with sand I don't want to collect dust and sand, no thanks.
Hey what every works, is great.

 

I think any oil coating will help to keep the mud from sticking, I found that ArmorAll aluminum wheel cleaner and a presure washer will keep your motor and swingarm looking like new. I tried the cheep-o brands also but the ArmorAll is the best.

 

Sorry grizzkiller,
I read through the other posts before posting mine and I guess I just missed your's. Sorry for jacking your post.