Clean Bikes Are Faster.

One kit for every bike in the garage. BMX, bicycle, road bike, e-bike, Surron, dirt bike, or full size motorcycle. Hole Shot breaks down the grime without attacking the delicate parts, the two brushes handle the heavy scrubbing and the light scrubbing, and Clutch goes on afterward to restore the color and leave ceramic protection behind. Don't just clean the bike, protect it.

• Hole Shot does the cleaning: A non caustic prep wash that breaks down chain grime, mud, roost, and road film. Strong enough for a motor, safe enough for anodized parts, plastics, and paint.
• Two brushes, two jobs: The Tire Tamer takes the nasty work. Tires, chain, motor, swingarm, anywhere caked. The Palm Pro handles everything else with a softer touch, so it's safe on bodywork, paint, tank, and delicate components.
• Apply it however you want: Spray Hole Shot straight from the bottle, or add 5 to 10 oz to a foam cannon or pump sprayer and fill the rest with water. Same product, three ways to lay it down.
• Clutch restores instead of covering: It rejuvenates faded color and darkens plastics and powder coat back to a rich finish, without loading the surface with heavy silicone that goes tacky and grabs every bit of dust on the next ride.
• The next wash gets easier: The ceramic in Clutch leaves a slick barrier on every surface you treat, so grime has a much harder time sticking the next time out.
• Re lube your chain: Hole Shot strips a chain properly, which means it takes the old lube with it. Always re lube a bicycle or motorcycle chain after washing it.
• Towels not included: You'll need a couple of microfiber towels for drying and for wiping off the Clutch. The Taddy Towel 10 Pack is what we reach for.

Kit includes:

• (1) Hole Shot Prep Wash, 32 oz.
• (1) Clutch Ceramic Spray Sealant, 16 oz.
• (1) The Palm Pro
• (1) The Tire Tamer

How to Use

Method 1: Spray and Scrub

1. Rinse first. Knock the loose mud and dust off the whole bike. Keep pressure away from bearings, seals, and the air intake.
2. Spray Hole Shot. Cover the bike and let it dwell for a minute so it can start breaking the grime down.
3. Heavy areas first. Scrub the tires, chain, motor, swingarm, and anywhere caked with The Tire Tamer.
4. Everything else with The Palm Pro. Bodywork, paint, tank, frame, plastics, and rims. Lighter pressure, softer bristles, safe on the finish.
5. Rinse and dry. Rinse thoroughly and dry the bike off before moving on.
6. Protect with Clutch. Spray Clutch onto a microfiber or applicator and work it across plastics, powder coat, frame, rims, and vinyl.
7. Wipe it off. Level and remove with a clean microfiber towel. Done.

Method 2: Foam Cannon or Pump Sprayer

1. Mix it. Add 5 to 10 oz of Hole Shot to your foam cannon or pump sprayer and fill the rest with water.
2. Rinse the bike. Same as above, loose dirt off first.
3. Coat it. Lay Hole Shot over the entire bike and let it dwell.
4. Agitate. The Tire Tamer on the heavy grime, The Palm Pro on everything else.
5. Rinse, dry, and Clutch. Finish the same way, wiping the Clutch off with a clean microfiber.