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plus an air compressor blows to hard if you get to close.
I use my shop-vac to blow mine off. And yes it gets cleaned out after each use so I'm not blowing anything back out at my bike.
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__________________ 09 Road King Classic
Rinehart slip-ons
Stage 1 SE A/C
SERT
Sundowner seat,backrests,chrme, and the list goes on.
We use the leaf blower upper portion of our shop vac works just fine
__________________ MN PGR 2007 Heritage Soft Tail Classic Pearl White and Gold "Ability is what you're capable of doing. Motivation determines what you do. Attitude determines how well you do it." .
Check out the Master Blaster. Yes it's a $160.00 gadget that just blows air but it blows "filtered warm air at a very high velocity" getting water out of places where water just shouldnt sit. A leaf blower just cant do that.
Youll see not only the water disappear, but because it's warm air you'll see it disappear and dry the bike right before your eyes. It's also built very well with a 4 HP motor, many different attachments and a (wanna say) 20 foot hose.
Pretty neat gadget.
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2009 Street Glide FLHX
Sun GLO Red, Chrome spoke wheels
Hog Tunes n Tweeters, Progressive 440's
Heat Demon Grips, Screemin Eagle Air Cleaner, Rinehart Slip ons, Screemin Eagle Pro Tuner
Leaf Blower here...air compressor has more of a pin point blast where as a leaf blower covers a wider area, plus you can use it to clean the garage floor, clean your eve troughs, blow snow off your car etc etc etc
Use a leaf blower, using a compressor builds up condensation, and blows on your bike. You will also find in compressed air, there is oil and fine metal particles in the air. I certainly do not want little metal fillings bouncing off my paint.
i would never use compressed air. i use a back pack leaf blower. works great
09 Road King Classic
2006 Road Glide,Chopper Blue, lowers w/speakers.95",Andrews 26G,head work,Zippers A/C,Propipe,Arc Audio.
