How are you drying your bike after cleaning?
#81
I use a force dryer for animals, it can dry the fuzziest dogs in less than 5 min..I bought one from my groomer since I am a DVM, uses warm air and has nice long reduced hose and cheaper than any frikkin HARLEY dryer and better than that thing they call a dryer...but its all choice and how the wallet is as well..Ebay has new and used for decent price..Some force dryers have 2 motors and can put out some air. I have 2 goldens so the dryer comes with a dual purpose..
#83
I have to laugh at the warm filtered air concept, as opposed to unfiltered air, which is just called air. High powered unfiltered air is called the wind. Neither will hurt a bike. But if buying a specialized bike dryer with warm, hypoallergenic hepa filtered air helps you sleep at night have at it.
I can dry my bike in about 5 min flat with no water marks or water seeping out of every nook and cranny as I ride with a blaster and nothing touches my paint or Chrome when I dry it
#84
I use a force dryer for animals, it can dry the fuzziest dogs in less than 5 min..I bought one from my groomer since I am a DVM, uses warm air and has nice long reduced hose and cheaper than any frikkin HARLEY dryer and better than that thing they call a dryer...but its all choice and how the wallet is as well..Ebay has new and used for decent price..Some force dryers have 2 motors and can put out some air. I have 2 goldens so the dryer comes with a dual purpose..
#85
I highly doubt someone Is going to specifically buy one just because it's warm, filtered air, just an added bonus I think. There must be something to it, what kind of air does your dryer use? Warm air.
I can dry my bike in about 5 min flat with no water marks or water seeping out of every nook and cranny as I ride with a blaster and nothing touches my paint or Chrome when I dry it
I can dry my bike in about 5 min flat with no water marks or water seeping out of every nook and cranny as I ride with a blaster and nothing touches my paint or Chrome when I dry it
Pretty much the same amount of time it takes me with my leaf blower and it only cost me $25 (plus it also moves leaves in the fall).
#86
I also used mine on my old Porsche 911 and it's also great when cleaning any engine bay on any car.
With all that said, I'm not sure I would have bought it but my wife saw me looking at them and it was a surprise gift. I've had it over 10 years and used it for tons of things.
#87
Yea that would work too, I prefer the blaster as it has a long skinny hose and the main unit sits on the ground behind me instead of a big bulky leaf blower and the blasters have some SERIOUS blowing power but I agree a leaf blower would work just fine also. Cheers
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