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[Tomcat]

Just learned this over the weekend and tried it out last night. After washing the bike, blow it off with a leaf blower. This may be old to some of you, but I just learned it. Blows water out of all those nooks and crannys and does away with most of the water spots. Only needed the drying towel a little bit instead of hours. Why didn't I know about this before

 

[desertrat]

Just learned this over the weekend and tried it out last night. After washing the bike, blow it off with a leaf blower. This may be old to some of you, but I just learned it. Blows water out of all those nooks and crannys and does away with most of the water spots. Only needed the drying towel a little bit instead of hours. Why didn't I know about this before

 

[itsbob]

but don't the leaves stick to the bike??

 

[BS Gal]

I could dry mine with a blow dryer.

 

[Tomcat]

I could dry mine with a blow dryer.

Only without the heat

 

[Ponytail]

I use the blow gun attachment on my aircompressor.

As long as you use a leaf blower that has never been reversed to fill a leave bag, your safe. A guy I worked with in georgia had his 46 Ford repainted and financed by the Landscrapers that used a leaf blower to blow the grass clippings off the hood of his car.

 

[BS Gal]

Only without the heat

Cool setting only. Hubby asked me to wash mine, which I did. Then I put it back in the garage, where he was making a bed frame, so it has sawdust all over it. I noted that he covered it while I was in OBX, but left the sawdust on it.....I'm getting my own garage.