Motorcycle restoration with dry ice technology

Restore your motorcycle with dry ice technology. Deep, safe, and efficient cleaning for any type of motorcycle.

Motorcycles Deserve Special Care

Whether you have a classic motorcycle you want to restore or a modern model that needs deep cleaning, dry ice technology delivers results that traditional methods cannot match.

Why Dry Ice for Motorcycles?

Superior Accessibility

Motorcycles have many hard-to-reach areas: between fins, around the engine, under the tank. The dry ice jet reaches everywhere.

Preserving Details

For classic motorcycles, preserving original details is essential. Dry ice cleaning doesn't remove metal or finishes - only contaminants.

Paint Preparation

If you're planning a repaint, dry ice cleaning provides the best surface preparation, without chemicals that could affect new paint adhesion.

What Can We Clean?

Engine and Transmission

Frame and Chassis

Rims and Chrome Components

Plastic and Rubber Parts

Case Study: 1975 Honda CB750

A client brought us a 1975 Honda CB750 that had been sitting in a garage for 20 years. After 4 hours of work:

Motorcycle Pricing

Our motorcycle services include:

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Frequently asked questions

Is dry ice cleaning safe for classic motorcycles?

Yes. Dry ice does not remove base metal or original finishes, only contaminants. For classic motorcycles with chrome parts or period-correct paint, we adjust pressure to minimum levels (2-4 bar) to protect original details. We have successfully cleaned motorcycles manufactured from the 1960s onward.

How much does motorcycle cleaning cost at Arctic Works?

Motorcycle engine cleaning starts from 200 RON (approximately 40 EUR), and a complete cleaning (engine + frame + components) from 400 RON (approximately 80 EUR). Pricing varies based on size, condition, and job complexity. For full restorations, we offer personalized evaluations and quotes.

How long does a motorcycle restoration take with dry ice?

A quick cleaning (engine + wheels) takes 1-2 hours. A complete cleaning requires 3-4 hours. For classic motorcycles in advanced states of degradation, the restoration preparation process can take 4-6 hours.


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