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5 reasons motocross riders are changing how they clean their air filters
Cleaning dirt bike air filters is one of those maintenance jobs that never seems to end.
Between stubborn filter oil, dirt, messy cleaning routines, and getting everything ready for the next ride, filter maintenance can become a frustrating chore.
That's why we're taking a closer look at a different approach to cleaning reusable foam air filters.
Here are five reasons to consider Enraged Supply's air filter cleaning system.
01
Stubborn filter oil and dirt
Reusable foam air filters hold onto old filter oil, dirt, and grime. That is the part of filter day that turns a simple job into a messy one.
Enraged Air Filter Cleaner is designed to help remove that buildup. The routine on the product page is straightforward: pour the cleaner in, work it through the foam, then rinse with water.
These are the same before-and-after photos Enraged already uses. One shows a foam filter coated in dirt. The other shows a foam filter after cleaning. How a filter looks afterward depends on the filter, how dirty it was, and how the cleaner is used.
02
Less cleaning. More riding.
The slow part is often the setup. A rider, or a family getting more than one bike ready for a race weekend, ends up looking for a bucket, a way to keep the dirt from swirling back into the filter, and somewhere to hang filters while they dry.
The Enraged kit puts that routine in one place: a wash bucket with a lid, a dirt separation grid, drying hooks, and cleaner. Less improvising in the garage or at the trailer.
03
Built around the motocross lifestyle
Enraged Supply makes products for motocross riders and powersports enthusiasts. The cleaning kit is a practical setup for a job riders already do.
It is not a claim that one bottle is better than every other cleaner. The useful part is convenience: the pieces for washing, separating dirt, and hanging filters, sold together, with Enraged Air Filter Cleaner included.
04
Clean filters matter
A foam air filter sits between outside air and the engine. Oil on the foam helps it catch fine dirt before that dirt can be pulled into the intake.
When a filter is packed with old oil and dirt, it is no longer in the condition it was meant to work in. Cleaning it, letting it dry completely, and re-oiling it the way the filter manufacturer recommends is ordinary maintenance.
Enraged does not claim a horsepower number, a longer engine life, or a guaranteed result from washing a filter. The photo shows the cleaner beside a foam filter and the dirty water left after a wash.
05
A complete filter cleaning setup
The product at the end of this page is the Enraged Air Filter Cleaning Kit. The name, photo, and price come from the live product page, so they stay current when the listing changes.
The included pieces below are the ones listed on that product page. The page also describes larger cleaner quantities. This article does not add accessories that are not part of the listing.
The kit
ENRAGED AIR FILTER CLEANING KIT
- 3.5 gallon wash bucket
- Leak-proof lid
- Dirt separation grid
- 4 drying hooks
- 4 × 32 oz Enraged Air Filter Cleaner bottlesThe kit listing's included cleaner. Larger quantities are separate options on the product page.
Included items are the ones listed on the Air Filter Cleaning Kit product page. The price, title, and photo come from the current Shopify product.
Get the Enraged cleaning kitMaintenance and safety
Use Enraged Air Filter Cleaner as directed on the label. Keep it away from children and store it upright when it is not in use. Clean the filter with the solution, then rinse with water. Let the filter dry completely before re-oiling and reinstalling it, and follow the filter manufacturer's oiling instructions.