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Started by Lonewolf, April 12, 2012, 03:54:10 PM

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viper

Not as good as the Halfrauds one but a cheap alternative from Lidl at 2.99, develops good pressure

Aldi do a larger one with a hose for  9.99


Rusty

£25 well spent ! All I have to do now is wait for the bike to get dirty !! :yawn: :yawn:

routemaster

You could come down and try it out mine - have no problem with that  :smiley:
I'll even supply the Muck off for the bike and a coffee.

Steve
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O.C.

now there's an offer you can't refuse   :smiley:
BE KIND...


ROG .

Rusty


cpettifer

I was just wondering what to do in case of a hosepipe ban. This may be the answer...

I'm also thinking this might be the year to buy a pressure washer, or similar. With hosepipe bans in place there might be some offers to be had!
Current - Kawasaki 1400 GTR
Previously - Kawasaki Versys, Honda 650 Deauville, Honda 125 Varadero

Kwikasfuki

I'm probably being a bit thick here, but what's the advantage of this over the standard spray containers that Muc Off et all come in?
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cpettifer

Quote from: Kwikasfuki on April 16, 2012, 01:02:55 PM
I'm probably being a bit thick here, but what's the advantage of this over the standard spray containers that Muc Off et all come in?

I'm thinking that if there's a hosepipe ban it'd be useful to wash off things like MucOff. i.e. fill with water. It'll hold 5 litres that you then pressurise and squirt. Or, you could buy MucOff or similar in bulk (i.e. non spray bottles) and put it into this to apply to your bike.
Current - Kawasaki 1400 GTR
Previously - Kawasaki Versys, Honda 650 Deauville, Honda 125 Varadero

viper

Quote from: Kwikasfuki on April 16, 2012, 01:02:55 PM
I'm probably being a bit thick here, but what's the advantage of this over the standard spray containers that Muc Off et all come in?

you can do your own mix of hot water and detergent, pressure up the container and just trigger the areas , works upside down unlike normal pump sprays,

tapps

got mine yesterday,halford's in chichester,i had the only one left  :clap:i may need it after my 600 mile service on tuesday morning,the heaven's are gonna open up  :cry: :shit: every time plan a service it rain's.

Lonewolf

Asif, whether I have just been unlucky in the past I dont know but the Muc Off spray containers seem to have weak trigger mecahnism's and usually end up breaking on me. This Hozelock system appears better in the fact that you cant half build up some pressure to get in all those nooks and crannies. You can easily dilute the solution if you want and its a very simple piece of equipment to use.
I like it,  :clap:

Rusty

I think its just Asif wondering what all the excitement is about when we talk about cleaning the bikes !!!   :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

O.C.

Kwikas is excercising his Yorkshire philosophy, which is being thrifty ....I agree with him  :yes:
BE KIND...


ROG .

Kwikasfuki

Quote from: olde coney on April 17, 2012, 08:37:12 AM
Kwikas is excercising his Yorkshire philosophy, which is being thrifty ....I agree with him  :yes:

Aye. In the true spirit of thriftiness, LW, I'll borrow yours  :whistling:
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Lonewolf

Quote from: Kwikasfuki on April 17, 2012, 10:08:43 AM
Aye. In the true spirit of thriftiness, LW, I'll borrow yours  :whistling:

Ok no problem, let's not forget yours has already been washed once this year, I'll pencil you in my diary for this time next year!!  :whistling: