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I was wondering if there was any good product that will clean the corrosion from some of my quick connections on my bike. I am about at the point of taking a small pipe cleaner and doing it. Every thing works at random on it...

I use electrical cleaner from the hardware store. Just pray it on and forget it. It's very volatile and cleans like the dickens..

Years ago I was cleaning the nasty battery cables on my 55 Buick. My mother walked up and saw what I was doing, she walked into the house and came out with a couple glasses of water, she handed me one and said "pour a little this on them". I thought she was crazy but did it. The cable started foaming and bubbling and she gave me the other glass after a few seconds and said "now pour this on them", that cup rinsed all the foam off and it was nice shiny copper wire and a shiny, clean lead terminal. Turns out the first cup had plain baking soda stirred into the water the second cup was plain water. Now when I get any corrosion on wires I spray them with soda water, rinse them with a spray of plain water, put some grease on them and they are good as new.
Just a Memorial Day thought.
Thanks Mom.

Also, consider using dielectric grease when reassembling electrical connections, as this helps waterproof the connection and prevent corrosion.

I've done all the things that Patton, Vach, and Milkman have recommended and I have to say that I've had the same results...good Memorial Day advice.