cleaning brake disc are

Hi,
Had a search for this - but just need a clearer answer. just bought a specialised stumpjumper - fantastic piece of kit. been out quite a lot and trying to clean using muck off after every ride. however - not sure what to do about the brake disc area - how do i clean that area? - or should i ?
and what about front shocks - can i simply just brush them off around the seals. sorry if this sounds a bit obvious - more into riding the bikes than cleaning.
kind r
Nick
Had a search for this - but just need a clearer answer. just bought a specialised stumpjumper - fantastic piece of kit. been out quite a lot and trying to clean using muck off after every ride. however - not sure what to do about the brake disc area - how do i clean that area? - or should i ?
and what about front shocks - can i simply just brush them off around the seals. sorry if this sounds a bit obvious - more into riding the bikes than cleaning.
kind r
Nick
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muck off is OKish for the brakes. but i prefer Isopropanol alcohol for the brakes.
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown
Trek EX8
Handsome Dog XC01 with added ebay specials
I'd definately use isopropyl alcohol, IPA is way too sticky and full of sugar
Carbon 456
456 lefty
Pompino
White Inbred
:shock: kind r
Nick
Carbon 456
456 lefty
Pompino
White Inbred
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown
GT Avalanche Expert 2006
Specialized Hardrock 1989
http://www.muc-off.com/bicyclediscbrakecleaner.html