Motorcycle Dryer, anyone use one?
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From: Plano, TX
Leaf blower with long skinny vacuum cleaner attachment duct tapped to the end. I got the leaf blower out of my Father's garage after he passed away 7 years ago to me it is price less.
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From: Epping, NH
$29.95 leaf blower from Walmart.
Try this place for dog dryers. Same as sold through bike shops..
http://www.petedge.com/thumbnail/Gro..._SEQUENCE_NO|0
Last edited by rscalzo; May 20, 2010 at 08:53 AM.
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Joined: Feb 2009
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From: South Dakota
Just had my wife add one to her dog "stuff" order. the Air Force with 1.3hp. Can dry the bike in a couple minutes now without touching a towel. Do use the towel to touch up the chrome but a very worthy purchase. has enough force to blow crap out of the garage from the back wall to the door too 
Actually used it to blow the grass off the driveway after mowing the other night. Was too lazy to go to the shed and get the leaf blower out. Air does come out warm so the doggies don't freeze. Can't hurt drying the bike with warmer air too.
http://www.revivalanimal.com/store/p...raw-Dryer.aspx
Actually used it to blow the grass off the driveway after mowing the other night. Was too lazy to go to the shed and get the leaf blower out. Air does come out warm so the doggies don't freeze. Can't hurt drying the bike with warmer air too. http://www.revivalanimal.com/store/p...raw-Dryer.aspx
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Joined: Apr 2009
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From: Riverview, FL
If your mind is made up then OK,
I use a leaf blower!!!
Take a coffee can and cut the bottom out.
Use radiator clamp and rubber band on the leaf blower intake.
The rubber band is designed to be a gasket so you will get a good seal.
On the other end, use a clean terri cloth towel as a filter, held on with a couple of good rubber bands.
Blow clean the area you will dry your bike first to prevent dust on your wet bike.
Fire up the leaf blower!!!
Bike will dry in a few minutes. Go over the bike with a micro fiber cloth with a little detailer wax and you are in business.
If you already have a leaf blower, this little trick will cost you about 2 bucks!!
I get a spotless bike each and every time.
Dwayne
I use a leaf blower!!!
Take a coffee can and cut the bottom out.
Use radiator clamp and rubber band on the leaf blower intake.
The rubber band is designed to be a gasket so you will get a good seal.
On the other end, use a clean terri cloth towel as a filter, held on with a couple of good rubber bands.
Blow clean the area you will dry your bike first to prevent dust on your wet bike.
Fire up the leaf blower!!!
Bike will dry in a few minutes. Go over the bike with a micro fiber cloth with a little detailer wax and you are in business.
If you already have a leaf blower, this little trick will cost you about 2 bucks!!
I get a spotless bike each and every time.
Dwayne