Shurhold Bucket Caddy

Where do the spray bottles, brushes and cloths go after a wash? Usually a shelf, the floor and the back seat of the truck. The Shurhold Bucket Caddy keeps them in one place: it carries and stores your cleaning supplies, and the drain holes keep them dry.

• Carries and stores cleaning supplies.
• Drain holes so supplies don’t sit in water.
• Finger grips for easy removal.

For a rider, that means one grab-and-go kit: quick detailer, a scratch remover, a couple of microfiber cloths and a small brush, all ready when the bike comes home dirty. Lift the caddy out with the finger grips and the bucket is free for soapy water.

Put the Shurhold Bucket Seat/Lid on top and the whole thing stores closed and doubles as a seat while you work on the wheels. Shurhold’s rope handle buckets come in 3.5 and 5 gallons.

Keeping the gear organized is half the job. The other half is keeping the bike out of the dirt between washes; see how a Speedway Shelter works for outdoor motorcycle storage without a garage.

Common Questions

How do I keep wash supplies organized in a bucket?
Drop in a Shurhold Bucket Caddy. It carries and stores your cleaning supplies in the top of the bucket, and the finger grips make it easy to lift out when you need the bucket itself.

Will a bucket caddy hold water?
No. It has drain holes, so wet brushes and bottles drain and your supplies stay dry instead of sitting in a puddle between washes.

Does the Shurhold caddy come with a bucket?
No, it’s the caddy only. It’s built for Shurhold buckets, and it comes with the 3.5 and 5 gallon buckets, lid and base in our Two-Bucket Wash Station.