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MyNameIsDave · **Posts:** 345

Do you use the bike wash facilities at trail centres? They tend to be pressure washers. Thought these were a big "no no" for cleaning bikes?

VW-surfbum · **Posts:** 5060

Usually just hoses, certainly not high pressure (not the ones i've used anyway)

MyNameIsDave · **Posts:** 345

The ones at Thetford are pressure washer type. I used it on both bikes on Sunday, probably a bad idea?

Jon · **Posts:** 3602

Just be careful around the bearings, do it from distance and at a right angle to the seals and it should be ok.

Its a good idea to get some muc off or wizard wash on it before hand, so ur not trying to blast the mud off.

MyNameIsDave · **Posts:** 345

Does Muc-Off really disperse caked on thick mud?

Mattvanders · **Posts:** 1429

MyNameIsDave wrote:

Does Muc-Off really disperse caked on thick mud?

Used more to remove old dirty oil/grease on chain, gears, disc brake rotors than the mud on the frame

Madasnibbor · **Posts:** 1694

It removes everything dampen the bike spray on leave for 5 then rinse off

Simon · **Posts:** 1151 **Location:** Harold Wood

^^ What he said^^

Eccles · **Posts:** 1166

...apart from the paint, hopefully.

Madasnibbor · **Posts:** 1694

No paint but five minutes is the recommended but I've left it on for longer when the kids have gone nuclear with no issues

Eccles · **Posts:** 1166

It's also very good at breaking up the oil from spills on concrete when doing a car oil change

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