Bike Xpert Bike Cleaner | 5 litre (2 Pack) | Fast Acting Bike Wash | Biodegradable | Safe On All Surfaces | For All Types Of Bikes | Ready To Use

This bike expert cleaner is very good to use and it very easy to use

Nothing to dislike dies the job grand makes my bike nice and clean used along side a degreaser and chain lube for after the washing.

Easy to ue. Does the job of loosening tough mud and grime.

As others have said, there are some slighlty alarming warnings on the packaging for this stuff, but I've been blithly splashing it all over the place (No, I didn't read the instructions) and all over me with no ill effects. It is a detergent, so obviously it shouldn't go in your eyes or stay on your skin for long periods of time, but its not alien blood.Although, it does look alarmingly like alien blood. It's a very bright yellow colour, almost fluroescent, which does make it easy to see on your bike and to make sure you've covered the whole bike. It works like most cleaners of this type - spray it on a wet bike, and then wash it off.It works very well, as least as good as every other cleaner I've used and better than some. A 5 litre bottle is pretty good value, and a little goes a long way. It's biodegradable, so you can splash it about without worrying about damaging the land. You'll need a spray bottle to decant the 5 litre bottle into if you buy that.Good stuff, cleans quickly and effectively.(If you found this review useful, I'd love it if you let me know with a click below - thanks!)

The bike cleaner arrived safely and hadn’t leaked so off to a good start.It’s very fluorescent so easy to spot where you have sprayed it and although there are some warnings on the bottle about it causing severe burns it is biodegradable and free from acids or solvents and it hasn’t done anything to my skin or bike over the last month of me using it, so it seems to be ok.Its ready to use without needing to be diluted and I used my own spray bottle to apply it. The cleaner goes on nicely and when you agitate it you do get a bit of foam which makes it easier to spread round the bike. Id probably compare it to something like all-purpose cleaner.It seems to do a good job of cleaning, washes off easily and it’s just as good as my normal go to cleaners so I would be happy to continue using it. You can use it on any part of your part including the chain.Overall, apart from the unusual warnings on the bottle I think this is a decent cleaner and it provides good results. At the current price of around £14 for 5 litres I feel it represents pretty good value for money compared with other brands. It’s a product I’m happy to recommend and I feel its worth the full five stars!

The safety label is scary (see other reviews, but come back to mine!), but it cleans well and is biodegradable. Importantly, it does not have a warning about long-lasting effects to aquatic life, so that, along with the fact it is biodegradable, gives me confidence.Muc-Off used to sell a trigger and I thought I was getting a trigger here. If you do buy, buy the one with the trigger - they are really useful, especially as Muc-Off don't do them now.

Good stuff similar to muc offDegreases and cleans very well leaving the bike spotlessYou’ll need a pump action spray container or bottle to pour this in to use - I use an empty bathroom spray bottlePrice is pretty good as several squirts is enough to clean a bikeYou can then finish off by pouring water over itOverall good value and enough for many many washes - also good on car wheels etc

I'm a keen cyclist, and I do like having a nice clean bike, so this looked like an interesting product; I've tried various bike cleaners, and they are all much of a muchness - they produce a bit of foam and they loosen dirt.What sets this one apart from all the regular products from the likes of Muc-off is the big label on the back, the first line of which states "Caution - causes severe skin burns and eye damage", and follows up with a list of the protective clothing you need to wear to wash your bike with this stuff.Err - no, thank you. Nothing else I have ever used to clean my bike carries the risk of "severe skin burns", and I have not had to get dressed up in protective clothing to use them! Not to mention what run-off from this is likely to do to the environment, wildlife etc - in an era when being environmentally-conscious is a given (witness all the biodegradable bike cleaning products out there), there's no reason to be selling stuff which appears to be actively nasty.Frankly, you're better off with washing-up liquid; it'll probably do just as good a job, and it leaves your skin intact...