I personally do not recommend washing a bike,I keep it in the garage and detail it.Rusting parts,and shorting out your ignition,can be a problem.By the way I have the same bike, awesome.
Nice bike. Be very carefull with that pressure. Step back, create a safe distance so the water doesn't hit the bike that hard. You got the tools to an easy wash, so take it easy.
I prefer his father's motorcycle. it's 200 times better, and Ninja if still exists. Matt can make another video on it close to 836 kit 10 years ago, i got the same bike showroom condition set up the same way, and Headers 😀
@Matt Bartolomeo ohh wow, he still got it. That's awesome. Can you do another video on it, possibly I really like that bike it inspired me to purchase another one since 90s when I sold my last one it was show bike set up same way as Dad bike with purple same quality paint as factory on it all chrome black motor awesome look and same pipes I got lucky after looking at 10 of them I purchase mine its almost brand new with no miles on it I did minor oem Nos Restoration on it I'm just finishing up to be ready for summer rides at beach.
Dont pressure wash it. You can spray it without pressure on wheels and the body panels, but everything else will get ruined and potentially corrode inside (electrical components and cables, bearings, brake lines, fasteners and bolts etc) If you have such a nice bike show some respect for it and spend the time to wash it by hand.
Beautiful bike man I just got a 23 zx6r. I was thinking about getting the two bros exhuast. How is it holding up? And is it a good exhaust? I see mixed reviews and don't know if I want that or the m4
Don't pressure wash your bike. You will mess up the electronics, brake lines, bearings and cause other corrosion. It's not a car where everything crucial is generally hidden and protected by panels. At most, you should use non-pressure spray. Your silly leafblower won't get the water out of any crevices the water got into, and water shouldn't be beating at high pressure on those exposed components in the first place.
You can use a pressure washer as long as not super strong. And even still if it is strong you can still do it as long as you stand farther back. The pressure of the water falls off quickly with distance. You don't use a pressure washer to push dirt off your bike. You use it to cover the bike in water. His pressure washer isn't putting water anywhere it wouldn't get at less than highway speeds in the rain. You can't even hit your car with water that is too high pressure either. Just be smart and its 100% fine.
I agree. My bike sees only very (strategic) water placement, and never high pressure. Definitely don't wet the chain, ignition, electronics, Etc. Just try not to get any part wet, that needs to be kept lubricated. Yes it takes more time, but you will save yourself the pain of a repair or wear down the road because of the water.
Thank you for this, Sir. I will sleep in peace, tonight. With wonderful dreams of this bike.👍🏽
So relaxing to watch! I have the exact same bike 😁
Wasn’t my first color choice but I love it now. I get a lot of compliments when I’m riding
This video deserves 1million views
I personally do not recommend washing a bike,I keep it in the garage and detail it.Rusting parts,and shorting out your ignition,can be a problem.By the way I have the same bike, awesome.
Same.
Bingo. Keep water away from your bike parts as much as possible.
Wash it by hand, and carefully.
I love the sound bro!!!
You should hear it on the rev limiter!
Nice bike. Be very carefull with that pressure. Step back, create a safe distance so the water doesn't hit the bike that hard. You got the tools to an easy wash, so take it easy.
It’s a $150 electric pressure washer. What kind of of PSI do y’all think this thing puts out?? A garden hose puts out more water than this
I prefer his father's motorcycle. it's 200 times better, and Ninja if still exists. Matt can make another video on it close to 836 kit 10 years ago, i got the same bike showroom condition set up the same way, and Headers 😀
I do too. The old man needs to sell it to me
@Matt Bartolomeo ohh wow, he still got it. That's awesome. Can you do another video on it, possibly I really like that bike it inspired me to purchase another one since 90s when I sold my last one it was show bike set up same way as Dad bike with purple same quality paint as factory on it all chrome black motor awesome look and same pipes I got lucky after looking at 10 of them I purchase mine its almost brand new with no miles on it I did minor oem Nos Restoration on it I'm just finishing up to be ready for summer rides at beach.
@Matt Bartolomeo dad will never sell that it's Rolex time peace it's gorgeous your old man has good taste with way he set it up he knows what's up 😃🤘
Just got mine last Friday and I’m nervous to wash it like that. You’re not worried about an electrical short or anything like that? Great video bro.
If I can ride in the rain I’m sure a wash will be fine!
Dont pressure wash it. You can spray it without pressure on wheels and the body panels, but everything else will get ruined and potentially corrode inside (electrical components and cables, bearings, brake lines, fasteners and bolts etc)
If you have such a nice bike show some respect for it and spend the time to wash it by hand.
@@180FiftyFive I bought a little pump sprayer thing. It works perfect. And I bought a hand held blower to dry everything off
@@180FiftyFive exactly this. Wash by hand, and very strategically.... Not soaking everything.
Keep that nice bike -- nice !
Bro going to get the same bike in September but I’m hearing rumors about a 2022 similar to this any info
I’d get a 21 if you can find it. Nightshade teal is the best color in my opinion
@@Mattbarttt just got the nightshade teal version. Love it. Just over 700 miles
@@kayden1214 I’m 3 weeks in with 1400 miles. My ass hurts but I’m having fun
Beautiful bike man I just got a 23 zx6r. I was thinking about getting the two bros exhuast. How is it holding up? And is it a good exhaust? I see mixed reviews and don't know if I want that or the m4
Two brothers has a really unique sound. M4 will sound like every bike on the road. Performance will be no different
Zx6r I love It
i have the same bikee, what do you have that exhaust mounted on cuz i have the same exhaust too and kinda have it rigged up rn
2 bros exhaust came with a bracket that mounts to the back of the rear set
What exhaust is that?
Two brothers
@@Mattbarttt sounded badass bro good video🔥
What kind of slip on is that it sounds awesome!
Two brothers
careful around the decals with a power washer
Great vid keep up the grind . If u in Texas gotta link just got mine check the channel
Yo are u in Texas let’s link just got mine last week check the channel
All the way up in New York. But I’m down for the long ride haha
I wanted the nightshade teal color. Sweet bike
Thanks bro yea I waited till it came in I’m on vacation now I get bak Tuesday I should have a new vid by Wednesday of next week
Don't pressure wash your bike. You will mess up the electronics, brake lines, bearings and cause other corrosion. It's not a car where everything crucial is generally hidden and protected by panels. At most, you should use non-pressure spray. Your silly leafblower won't get the water out of any crevices the water got into, and water shouldn't be beating at high pressure on those exposed components in the first place.
If I go 150mph after a wash do you think I’ll get the water out?
You can use a pressure washer as long as not super strong. And even still if it is strong you can still do it as long as you stand farther back. The pressure of the water falls off quickly with distance. You don't use a pressure washer to push dirt off your bike. You use it to cover the bike in water. His pressure washer isn't putting water anywhere it wouldn't get at less than highway speeds in the rain. You can't even hit your car with water that is too high pressure either. Just be smart and its 100% fine.
I agree.
My bike sees only very (strategic) water placement, and never high pressure.
Definitely don't wet the chain, ignition, electronics, Etc.
Just try not to get any part wet, that needs to be kept lubricated.
Yes it takes more time, but you will save yourself the pain of a repair or wear down the road because of the water.
It's a guy thing 🙂