Team P R Reilly introduces new WD-40 motorcycle range

February 17, 2014
Team P R Reilly introduces new WD-40 motorcycle range
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Team P R Reilly has added a new specialist range of WD-40 products tailor made for motorcycles to its product line-up.


The Chain Wax and Chain Lube products offer powerful protection against the harsh elements, while the Chain Cleaner is formulated to blasts off contaminants restoring O, Z and X chain types to their natural glory.

Another important element of the range is WD-40 Brake Cleaner. This product is vital to the maintenance of safely functioning brake and clutch systems. By quickly removing dust, oil, dirt and brake fluid it is another essential product for motorcycle enthusiasts.  

Also new to range are new motorcycle cleaning products which WD-40 say can provide all the cleaning muscle a busy biker needs on everything from a Harley to a Honda. This includes Silicone Shine, Wax and Polish and Total Wash offering a product combination to blast through dirt before waxing and shining for a sleek and stylish finish.

For further information regarding the WD–40 Specialist Motorbike range and offers contact the Team P R Reilly Sales team on 01-832-0006 or email sales@team.ie.
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