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Hi all,

Appreciate that there are some very expensive Bike dryers out there and call me tight but wouldn't a half decent powered (2,000w) hair dryer be just as good at getting rid of water in the hard to reach areas?

Of course I;m talking about the bike not my personal bits. :whistle:

Any other ideas or suggestions welcomed - my concern is with hidden water causing some potential rust issues. (Looking to apply ACF-50 on but read the bike has to be very clean and dry first!)

...or do I just wash and dry as best I can and stop worrying about it?

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So do you worry about it when your out and it rains?

Don't be so daft.

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Bike - Clean!! Whats that about?

Isn't that why God created rain?? Once a year to get the winter salt off does me.

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I use an old leaf blower I got from ebay for £10.

see I own 2, 2 stroke machines :P

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You probably wash your bike on a nice sunny day dont ya,,,,,

Well then when your finished washing go for a nice fast ride,,,,,come back and bike is dry.

I never dry my bike,,,,,,, it doesnt get washed much either.

I have 3, 2 stroke machines :P

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