Drying the Bike?
#52
05-02-2008, 10:18 AM
RE: Drying the Bike?
ORIGINAL: Trailfndr
Due to the high volume and pressure of air from a compressor, you could do damage to parts of the bike. Have seen water get into electrical connections due to the pressure, where no water would otherwise find, also seen rubber boots etc.. torn by the air pressure.
Compressors are NOT recommended for these reasons.
ORIGINAL: ZPA
I use my air compressor. Works great.
I use my air compressor. Works great.
Compressors are NOT recommended for these reasons.
I didn't post the quote you referenced, but did post a question about compressors. My thinking was, w/ the right end on the hose, you could more accurately direct air, than say w/ a larger blower, since the smaller hose and fitting theoretically would be easier to control, and as I said, on my compressor, I can control the output, so it seemed like a good idea to me, but I'm not closed minded, just thinking out loud...
#53
05-02-2008, 02:54 PM
RE: Drying the Bike?
I can't believe I bought a blow dryer for my bike[:@]. I purchased and 8 hp Master Blaster.
Just arrived today, so I'll let ya know how well if works.
I'm seriously thinking of disabling my pay pal account. One thing I know for sure, my paypal account and late night surfing here can be EXPENSIVE!
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Just arrived today, so I'll let ya know how well if works.
I'm seriously thinking of disabling my pay pal account. One thing I know for sure, my paypal account and late night surfing here can be EXPENSIVE!
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