Dr. Wack "S100" "S100" seat care for motorcycles 100ml

Dr. Wack S100 seat care – your shortcut to a clean, well-kept motorcycle seat

S100 seat care makes it dead easy to keep your motorcycle seat clean, bring the colour back to life and keep the surface grippy – with extra UV protection against fading. Your seat wins on every front: material, looks and comfort in the saddle.

• Deep-down clean – pulls deep-seated dirt out of plastic and leather for good

• Feeds and protects – puts vital nutrients back into the material and stops it going brittle

• UV protection built in – guards against fading from the sun

Cleaning & deep action

S100 seat care lifts dirt right out of the seat material – plastic or leather, it makes no difference. The surface stays nicely grippy, so you keep a solid seat even when you push on. Using it couldn't be simpler: spray on, let it sit for a moment, then wipe off with a clean cloth. That's it – your seat comes up fresh and ready to ride.

Colour & flexibility

A real head-turner: the colour refresh brings dull, faded seats back to life. At the same time it feeds the material to stop it drying out and going brittle – for a supple surface that stays that way and won't let you down.

UV protection & Made in Germany quality

With its built-in UV protection, S100 seat care shields your material from sun and fading over the long haul – exactly what you want if you spend your days riding in the sun. And "Made in Germany" says it all on quality: research, development, production and service all come out of Bavaria – with awards to show for it, like "Motorrad Best Brand 2023".

How to maintain your motorcycle seat

Work on the cool seat in the shade, not in direct sunlight. Spray S100 Seat Care evenly onto the clean surface and let it take effect briefly so that it can loosen dirt from the plastic or leather.

Then, wipe it down with a clean, soft cloth. This will pick up the loosened dirt, refresh the color, and apply UV protection. The seat remains non-slip, so you don't have to worry about a slippery surface.

For deep-seated dirt or badly faded areas, repeat the process. Regular application keeps the material supple and prevents embrittlement. Brush off any loose dirt beforehand so that you are not rubbing it across the surface.