2800W Motorbike Dryer,Car Bike Air Dryer Blower,- Powerful,Portable Bike Dryer for Drying,Dusting,Drying and Valeting Motorcycles and Other Vehicles Inaccessible Areas with High Pressure Air Flow

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but that will run most tools for a half decent amount of time before I wait for the tank to fill back up.

Even if you are not into cleaning your bike, using a motorcycle dryer reduces the amount of time you spend cleaning it as motorcycle dryers are faster and way more efficient than a rub down with an old towel. Other things to look out for are how long the power lead is, how long the hose is, and whether the dryer has a handle for carrying. And without the need for chamois leathers or other water-absorbing cloths, there is less risk of inadvertently scratching or scuffing the bike. I thought the noise was ok actually, but as I work nights I have my own set of earplugs that I use to help sleep in the day. Also because I thought it might be easier to sell on if I didn’t find it useful - told you I was unconvinced!The air coming out through the nozzle is lovely and warm without being hot enough to endanger the paintwork or the plastics. I have an air compressor and do use it to blow moisture out of fastenings when the bikes have been cleaned. As to whether a dog dryer or a Brühl dryer is the better option, having used both, I think the Brühl is the better value option. Each Brühl Dryer filters its air intake, thereby providing a debris-free safe blast of clean powerful air over and around the vehicle body panels, fairings, and into hard to reach areas like the engine, electrical power looms and control switches.

With an airspeed of 135mph and a heater that can drive the temperature up to 70°C, it’s an incredibly powerful blower to shift water from your bike. The MD1900+ brühl dryer is similar to the MD1400, but with the added benefit of an additional 500w heat element, which heats up the air as it is blasted through the turbine.Having a dryer that can blow warm air is beneficial, especially in colder weather, as the heat will help evaporate any water on your bike and blow it away; it will also keep your hands warm when working in the cold. Holding the nozzle across switchgear creates an area of low pressure that sucks the damp out, rather than blowing it in further, and it’s also handy behind the radiator, to blow the water out that usually spot-marks your bike when you first take it for a run after a wash. My new bike is full of nooks and crannies which hold water after a wash and this blower eradicates the issue. This is a really well-made, powerful motorcycle dryer - it has made quick work of a thoroughly wet Triumph Tiger 1200 XCA every time I have washed it since receiving the dryer, and I am well impressed.

I have no regrets, it's really powerful and dries a bike quickly and thoroughly, especially with hot air switched on. The one I have is fine for paint guns, tyre inflators and a blow gun for drying or cleaning dust off, all fine for that. This Metrovac Blaster Sidekick motorcycle dryer does exactly what is says on the tin; it helps to quickly and effectively dry both the accessible but more importantly, the difficult-to-reach bits of your bike so you can move on to the next stage of your regime or just put it away.High Power: 500W to 2800W premium powerful dryer can dry pets in a few minutes, could help remove water from the fur efficiently. I was a bit sceptical at first, but it's a fantastic tool, especially during colder weather when it's really hard to let the car air out outside. I guess a blast down the motorway should clear it, but I don't always ride it straight after a clean.

It's not noisy in itself but I wear plugs (or listen to music) as when you go over the bike the noise generated is a little unpleasant for me, rather like the over-loud hand dryers in WCs! The information provided on this page is for editorial purposes only and not intended as financial advice. But 99% of the time I use a spray of GT85 to ‘wet’ the dirt/muck on the bike and then wipe it off with clean rag/kitchen roll, no water needed and it leaves a coat of protective PTFE over all the surfaces that need protecting. The MD2800 Pro does not have heat assist settings, but the twin turbines generate heat as the air passes through into the hose, so the air is warmed naturally through the process. Like a lot of people, I used to just run my bike to dry out the hidden areas, but this just causes the water to evaporate, then the steam can collect in hidden connectors, where it condenses again.

Therefore, even those with the biggest touring motorcycles should find the dryer capable of getting everywhere on the bike without too much trouble. The Metro Blaster SideKick has all the features that you could ask for in a compact dryer: it is lightweight, portable and convenient. The SideKick is perfect for someone looking for a compact, affordable, effective way of drying a motorcycle quickly.