totally dry

[Anonymous]

I don't know if anyone has tried this or not, but I was washing my bike today and thought wouldn't it be great if there was a bike wash that used those blowers to dry your car on a bike, well looking around my garage I spotted the perfect thing. A leaf blower that never gets used. So after washing my beast, I took the blower and proceeded to blow dry my bike, worked great! now all I have to do wax and polish, mabey after a good nap


Bye bye.

[Anonymous]

intruigeing

[Anonymous]

my buddy and i, he rides a 2003 maruader 250, were thinking of going through one of those actual car washes. we laughed and chuckled for a bit. the only thing thats holding us back is that hot wax :S:S:S other than that do you guys think i could pull it off?

[Anonymous]

my buddy and i, he rides a 2003 maruader 250, were thinking of going through one of those actual car washes. we laughed and chuckled for a bit. the only thing thats holding us back is that hot wax :S:S:S other than that do you guys think i could pull it off?

most of em i've seen use high water pressure to get the dirt off.

[Anonymous]

heh, I would strap the bike down on the conveyer belt but you'd still spend a lot of time looking for all the parts that get blown off the bike. :x

Steve

[Guest]

I use compressed air to dry my bike. But make sure you have a dryer/water seperator on the airline. Works great, especially for the little nooks and crannys of the engine and wheels.