Cleaning stench off a bike.

[pits]

Following a car yesterday having a bit of fun, poor obs prevailed and well there is no other way to put it, I hit the remains of badger or a fox which had been decaying on the road for a long old time at speed.

Now, I am fairly handy with the whole washing melarky but what out there can I use to get rid of the smell, because it stinks and not just a little but properly hums, I perhaps would liken it to a Merthyr girl who has just showered.

Pulled up got off bike, got a helmet full of the stench and almost vomited so much so I couldn't move the bike away from the guy eating a sandwhich


So any tips are welcome
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[kerr]

Fire
Steam is probably where id start, or a full 10 litre of muc off poured over the bike
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[ws4936]

Highly reccomend this from the pound shops:

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[pits]

And leathers as they are properly bumping
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[ws4936]

[Dave70]

I don't know if that Fabreze stuff is safe on leathers, might be worth looking into. Sooner rather than later, I'd have thought though. Wouldn't want the stench to soak into the leathers, as you'd probably never get rid of the smell.

As for the bike. I'd start by giving it a good but careful going over with a jet wash, to remove all the bits of rotting flesh.