hodgkins
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Hi does anyone on here own an air force dryer? If so are they any good or do you know of anything else?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
Air force dryer
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LEGOscum
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What does a hot air hand dryer have to do with BMW GS bikes?
Or do you mean the Air Force Blaster?
My father in law used one to dry his limited edition V6 Golf and was very happy with the result.
Or do you mean the Air Force Blaster?
My father in law used one to dry his limited edition V6 Golf and was very happy with the result.
hodgkins
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That sounds better but would the washing line not melt?I was envisaging a washing line behind an F-18 on full re-heat...
hodgkins
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What does a hot air hand dryer have to do with BMW GS bikes?
Or do you mean the Air Force Blaster?
My father in law used one to dry his limited edition V6 Golf and was very happy with the result.
Dont think i metioned "hand" anywhere
Yes thats the one i meant thanks for the info
h0wz3r
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It looks very expensive for what's essentially a big hairdryer. Personally I'd rather just buy a cheap one of those and convert the plug to work off the aux socket?
If you have a compressor use that, Thats what i use
Garden Leaf blowers work well too...
Silverstripes
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+1 for the garden leaf blower. mine is petrol and is a 150 mph hair dryer for the bike. blasts water from the fins and oil cooler 
Blind Lemon Ade
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I got one of these...works with leaves too 
Elvisto
Graham
Hi Hodgkins, only just seen this thread
I've owned an Air force Blaster for about 5 years, Brilliant,
Drying the bike off takes about 15 minutes, but thats almost bone dry,
This winter it's been used more than ever with all the salt on the roads ,don't know what i'd have done without it
Hope this helps ,Graham
I've owned an Air force Blaster for about 5 years, Brilliant,
Drying the bike off takes about 15 minutes, but thats almost bone dry,
This winter it's been used more than ever with all the salt on the roads ,don't know what i'd have done without it
Hope this helps ,Graham
Blow dryer
Had one of these for a couple of years now, brilliant piece of kit. It gets the water out of everywhere and after a few minutes the air warms up as well, making it even more efficient. As it's filtered it's also very safe.
When I first got it the supplier warned me not to start it up indoors, I'm so glad I didn't, it's a 3 HP motor so it would have wrecked the place.
Had one of these for a couple of years now, brilliant piece of kit. It gets the water out of everywhere and after a few minutes the air warms up as well, making it even more efficient. As it's filtered it's also very safe.
When I first got it the supplier warned me not to start it up indoors, I'm so glad I didn't, it's a 3 HP motor so it would have wrecked the place.
DavidJames
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165 Quid to blow dry your bike 
165 Quid to blow dry your bike
Yeah, shocking!
To think that some people will spend that much on a practical and useful piece of kit when they could spend much more on useless farkles with fancy names on
Silverstripes
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165 Quid to blow dry your bike
No No 165 quid to keep Garden tidy. Drying the bike is a bi product
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