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Old 05-21-2010, 06:48 AM
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Yup, mine is a 5 hp Quincy.
 
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Originally Posted by binford6100
AirShammy. Just over a hundred bucks and works like a charm. The air is slightly warmed and the supplied hose has a soft rubber end and is plenty long.

http://www.airshammy.com/
+1 on airshammy, works like a champ I have been using it for almost a couple of years now, mounted on the wall next to the garage utility vac and the hose is plenty long to reach.
 
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bought a HD dryer...its ok...but....not all that
 
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+++ on the leaf blower............
 
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I use an Air Force Blaster. Its is quicker and much easier to maneuver around the bike than a leaf blower. IMO
 
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I use my Craftsman leaf blower
 
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Yep, leaf blower here.
 
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Originally Posted by asham
Leaf blower

A lot cheaper and you might already own one.
Me too!
 
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sears leaf blower, less than $50. You just want to blow the water out of the holding spots anyway right? Wash, blow, polish with microfibre in less than 20 minutes.
 
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A couple of years ago, I followed a thread like this and bought an electric leaf blower to use as a dedicated bike dryer. It did OK, but my neighbor brought over his Metro Master Blaster and I was sold....it's much easier to use and easily twice as fast. This unit has two 4hp motors and costs ~$300 shipped currently. That's a lot of money, for sure, but we have two HDs and two Labradors, and the wife likes a clean bike.

If you go with a leaf blower, don't ever try a Master Blaster. I was happy with a Virago 750 once upon a time, too, until I rode a Harley.....
 


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