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Bicycle Cleaning

Step 4Pressure wash bike

Pressure wash bike
After waiting about ten minutes user the presure washer on the bike. You should be able to get into the parts that you can't with your fingers.
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Oct 31, 2007. 11:27 PMjohnfischer06 says:
i highly suggest NOT to use a pressure washer at all, especially if the bike is above 300 bucks. Your bike has numerous rotating parts, therefore numerous bearings (headset, cranks, wheels). Using pressurized water can force grit into the bearings, therefore ruining your good stuff over a period of time. if really dirty, simply get a bucket of warm water, soap isn't even necessary, and a rag to just wash it off.
Jun 22, 2010. 9:06 PMjavandyck says:
I agree. I did this once years ago. My crank made grinding feel and noise after. Not a good thing.

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