Motorcycle dryer
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RE: Motorcycle dryer
I purchased the Red Baron before the Mr. Clean system became so popular. I tried a leaf blower and it just didn't work as well as I would have liked. There's just so many crevices on an Ultra for water to hide and drip from.
Now I use the Mr. Clean and still blow off as much as I can, I too find that the Mr. Clean is a great product, but on my Ultra, water still drips from unseen locations and leaves a bit of a mess.
I might add that you have to be a little nutts, (I am) about cleaning your bike to by a Red Baron for drying her. It's aint cheap, but it's the best dryer I've used.
Joe
Now I use the Mr. Clean and still blow off as much as I can, I too find that the Mr. Clean is a great product, but on my Ultra, water still drips from unseen locations and leaves a bit of a mess.
I might add that you have to be a little nutts, (I am) about cleaning your bike to by a Red Baron for drying her. It's aint cheap, but it's the best dryer I've used.
Joe
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RE: Motorcycle dryer
Do you mean Black Baron?
http://hawg-wash.com/blbamodr.html
http://hawg-wash.com/blbamodr.html
ORIGINAL: jlacasci
I purchased the Red Baron before the Mr. Clean system became so popular. I tried a leaf blower and it just didn't work as well as I would have liked. There's just so many crevices on an Ultra for water to hide and drip from.
Now I use the Mr. Clean and still blow off as much as I can, I too find that the Mr. Clean is a great product, but on my Ultra, water still drips from unseen locations and leaves a bit of a mess.
I might add that you have to be a little nutts, (I am) about cleaning your bike to by a Red Baron for drying her. It's aint cheap, but it's the best dryer I've used.
Joe
I purchased the Red Baron before the Mr. Clean system became so popular. I tried a leaf blower and it just didn't work as well as I would have liked. There's just so many crevices on an Ultra for water to hide and drip from.
Now I use the Mr. Clean and still blow off as much as I can, I too find that the Mr. Clean is a great product, but on my Ultra, water still drips from unseen locations and leaves a bit of a mess.
I might add that you have to be a little nutts, (I am) about cleaning your bike to by a Red Baron for drying her. It's aint cheap, but it's the best dryer I've used.
Joe
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RE: Motorcycle dryer
You should watch using compressed air, since I'm sure the air tank is made of metal. Air tanks corrode from the inside out, therefore small metal flakes will drop off and be blown out the hose ending up as a small chip in your paint or chrome. In the automotive repair business we did not blow dust off our clothes or using it to dry hands or whatever. You don't want that either. I use a cheap handheld vac with the hose reversed. it blows a nice volume and it's actually a little warm which helps dry my bike. Just thought I'd throw in my two cents. Jr.
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RE: Motorcycle dryer
I bought " The Blaster" on Ebay and it works great because the air gets warm. I like to take it out for a short ride after that too, gets the rest of it dry then go over it all with Wizards to shine it up good.
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