No toil requires the no toil cleaner. Or you can use Oxyclean. I'm not a fan of no toil stuff. Maxima, belray, Silkolene, yamalube filter oils are great. I use a tub/bucket of filter cleaner with a lid and just keep adding filters to it.
Air Filter- 2003 Honda XR100r
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No toil requires the no toil cleaner. Or you can use Oxyclean. I'm not a fan of no toil stuff. Maxima, belray, Silkolene, yamalube filter oils are great. I use a tub/bucket of filter cleaner with a lid and just keep adding filters to it.
I can get K&N pretty cheap with my discount. Seems to work good, easy to clean and apply.
How do you know the filter is working (assuming you know what it is there for)?
Just do like @Rack does. When the filter gets dirty, throw the bike away and get a new one
I look at ambient air temperature, relative humidity, and the pollution average in my area. Then I refer to the wind sock angle, must be 76 degrees or above, divide that by cc's of the motor, times that by my age and who I'm riding with to give me the final numbers. This dictates if it clean or not. The filters actually worn on the foot while kick starting right? But which hand do you use to put it on with?
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Yes
It's supposed to
I'm not getting ripped off
Yous so right. I ain't gots no learning