text: Bug remover | Road Glide
  I'm betting you bought 'Some' because of the cutie on the Victory. How much did it cost.
  I use Bug Slide and it works great.
  I use the 50/50 mix of water and Hydrogen Peroxide. Spritz it on and let them dissolve for a minute or two, then wash as usual. No adverse effects on the finish.
  Maybe it's Pennsylvania bugs aren't that sticky or something. But I'm with Lousiville Joe -- I just use a chamois and water ... or a sprits of the 'quick detailer' spray whatever I have on hand.
  I use the bugs as a gauge to tell me when I need to wax the bike. If the bugs are hard to get off then that tells me that I need a fresh coat of wax/polish. I really like Wizard products and many others out there but I do find that if I keep a good coat of wax on the bike, at least on the areas that catch bugs, then they come off pretty easy with about any safe cleaner. A damp microfiber cloth works great like some others have said.
  I use Mothers Show Shine with a Microfiber cloth. Then buff with a clean cloth.
  I spray the front of my bike down with 3% hydrogen peroxide solution (right out of the bottle) then after a few minutes wipe the foamed up bug residue off with a warm damp micro fiber towel. Been doing this on many bikes for many years...inexpensive and effective.