What Fluids? New Garage

I would go to a dealership and buy a bunch of stuff, one of each type of product, then go back and try other brands, and eventually you settle in on stuff you like. You could go to the auto parts for some stuff but buying from a dealership keeps money in the sport. Look for brands that sponsor riders, teams, and series and give them a shot. More than likely the products perform well but you will gravitate towards certain packaging, spray pressure, consistency, smell… 

CR500

Amsoil message me if you need setup with a discount/Sponsorship 

Big on Maxima grease, assembly lube and of course SC1 but I find most waterproof greases all behave pretty much the same

Aerokroil for a good penetrant

Belray waterproof grease

Loctite c5a antiseize

Maxima sc1 or Honda polish

Gotta have some red can crc Brakleen around

Get a bag or two of the microfiber rags... 

WD 40

simple green and some rogue dead guy ale

Maxima, Maxima and more maxima 

Can of WD-40 

Beer

BOC (beer of choice}
WD40

Blue Locktite

Mr Clean (non cut)

All SC1. No need for anything else. 😀

In all seriousness, hop on Maxima’s site and order all of their products. 🤘

50 cans of brake cleaner from Fleet Farm. 
2 gallons of Rotella 

20 cans carb cleaner

2 x SC1

2 gals Purple Power degreaser

5 boxes shop towels

1 bag microfiber towels 

I always keep a gallon of Odorless Mineral Spirits for cleaning, in lieu of a parts washer. 

The used fluid gets a brief second life as a firepit starter.

Just picked up some Simple Green HD, haven't tried it yet.

I keep Rotella around for nostalgia.

Bell Ray grease 

WD40 SC1 

91% Isopropyl alcohol for cleaning, and prepping plastic for graphics.

A bucket, water, soap, and your chick in a bikini 

Brakleen, suspension clean, maxima waterproof grease, or loctite get used pretty much everytime I'm in my garage. 

Shout laundry pre treat. I buy it in a case from Amazon. It is cheap and works really well for cleaning a bike. It won't stain anodizing on the bike. It is almost no scrub. 

That's all I have, everybody else's suggestions are spot on. 

If you’re frugal, start at the hardware store. Dry lube, pb blaster, house brand brake clean, 3M silicone spray, rotella motor oil (if you’re one of those sophisticated types) can be found for much better prices than their moto branded equivalents. 

Yes, actually an old window washer fluid bottle.

The sediment will settle and be ready for another use.