Bike dryer @ Home Depot
#21
Reminds me of an ol girlfriend.......
#23
Old school?... gimme a break
Whatever happened to cotton towels ...
But then I get PO'ed when I hear a leaf blower thinking what ever happened to using a rake, or a broom for the yard and the driveway?
Whatever happened to cotton towels ...
But then I get PO'ed when I hear a leaf blower thinking what ever happened to using a rake, or a broom for the yard and the driveway?
#24
Good point.
Maybe its just me getting old and being too lazy to use towels to dry it off. Got to admit the leaf blower does a great job of drying off the engine and other places that are hard to reach with a towel.
Maybe its just me getting old and being too lazy to use towels to dry it off. Got to admit the leaf blower does a great job of drying off the engine and other places that are hard to reach with a towel.
#25
#26
LMAO!!!
I picked up a cycledry from j&p a couple of years ago. Around 40.00, puts out a lot of air, has a flexible rubber attachment to get into the tight areas (), and still works great. Makes drying the bike a snap especially after using the mr. clean auto dry system.
#29
this one from walmart works fine for me. $29.00
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...uct_id=4910793
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...uct_id=4910793
Electric blower with 150 mph, 735 amp motor
1 speed control
Perfect for light yard clean up
735 amp motor ......... I don't think so!
(someone forgot the decimal place......maybe 7.35 amps)
#30
all you guys keep ssaying things like blow it dry.. do you mean we are supposed to wash them with water all mine see's is lemon pledge and I have to wipe it off oh I did get it wet once but rode it dry as I was still 1000 miles from home