Is goo gone safe to use you a motor cycle wheel? Will it mess it up?
1547476
I wouldn't think there would be a problem... I used it on the interior of my car on the carpet and the back of my cloth seats and all it did was get rid of the sticky stuff and it didn't effect the color at all.
1547477
I've never had a problem with it on any surface. To be safe I use a Q-tip to apply a small amount on a hidden area as a test.
1547478
Don't know...would try a small test area first. I think it would be OK, but test it.
1547479
I've used go gone on many surfaces. I've used it on rubbery stuff buy not tires. I think the product is safe on any surface, in my opinion. You can also visit googone's site FAQ's. They say virtually safe on any surface and provides a list .
339871
I don't think it would be a good idea to have Ro-pel touching any car parts. It might cause corrosion or an undesired chemical reaction.
80491
I did not take into consideration either of the items you highlight in your question. My principle concern was for a smooth tire resulting in the quietest ride when used in a Cycle Ops exercise stand. The tire will likely never see the road/pavement. It did the trick the bike is very quite during exercise spins.
1392447
If it recommends goof off then I have to assume that it is the product that they want you to use. There are so many finishes and materials I really have no way in knowing all of them. I can say that I have never had it damage any material or finish thus far. I can also tell you that it has a similar ingredient that is also found in nail polish remover. You might want to test it with a tiny drop of that prior to using Goof Off. It's a very strong cleaner you should use it out doors when possible if not try and use it in a well ventilated area. I'm thinking if they recommend Goof off then I do not see a problem. But that's me. My wife and Daughter both are telling me in no uncertain terms heck no! It will ruin it. Since they are the cooks I defer to them. Better not try it you will get me in trouble. Lets take the safer course of action, good luck! Having said that I still love goof Off and every home should have a can of it for emergencies, I have found it to be a life saver!
1937499
No. My wheel still works fine. I have had mine for a few months with continuous use.
1252780
It wouldn't work very well. I would use something silicon based too, like Pedro's bike lust. That way it lubes too.
2126631
Shouldn't be a problem it is a grease about the consistency of wheel bearing grease or Vaseline.
312838
No, unless you reinforce it. I rolled it, empty, across my kitchen and the wheel fell apart. I have yet to get it all back together!
582475
The drive gear on the motor is metal, and the reduction and transfer gears are plastic. If the grinder in stressed or if something gets caught in the auger (like a bone), the drive gear can strip the plastic reduction gear. Waring claims this is not serviceable by the owner, but it is. The part is a Kenwood KW650740 and you can get two for $8 on aliexpress.com. You also need a set of "safety" (hollow core) torx bit (T27 size?) to take off the base, and a regular T30 torx to get the motor out.
571677
You can, but it's not recommended. I assume it's bad for the motor or something to that effect.
1301706
I have experienced this, and have read it in other reviews (the rubber rollers on the tubular track). My opinion is that other than an irritating noise, it doesen't hurt the equipment or performance. Noise coming from the flywheel assembly would be another issue. My first inclination would be to spray silicone lubricant (not petroleum based lubricant) on the rollers, but I seem recalling the instructions advising against "lubricating". Although I can hardly see how silicone would hurt, I want to research this a little more before doing it.
2268365
The gear wheel is a plastic crap that lasted no time..I'm trying to fabricate a metal one on to it..Truly regret wasting my money on it.
1671411
The gears stripped the first time my grandson rode it. I took another motor and gears out of a car that my granddaughter had and put in the motorcycle and it has worked fine.
1380916
I would not. This is a lube additive, not fuel additive. May mess up your injector or reeds. Use only a HIGH quality 2 cycle oil for your engine. Trust me, cheep 2 cycle oil results in big problems later.
1558032
Remember that Simple Green will act as a degreaser. As such it can remove lubricants from bearing surfaces. Presumably you are going to dilute the SG with water so it may not be as active at removing lubricants like grease should it get on any lubed components such as sprockets and chains. Also be sure to test the diluted solution on the bike's finish.
1717678
Yes it's safe. I used it to remove the leftover stickiness after I removed my emblem.
1949941
Mag wheels are typically Tubeless. I wouldn't hesitate to use this with mag wheels.