Am I taking this hobby too seriously?

Fordulike

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After a particularly muddy ride today, I gave the bike a good washdown.
As I didn't want to store it in the shed wet, I brought it into the kitchen, and using the wife's hairdryer, proceeded to spend 15 mins drying it off.

The wife wasn't too impressed and looked at me as if I had gone mad :eek:

I was waving the hair dryer about like I was Vidal Sassoon, so I've come to the conclusion that I may be taking this hobby a bit too seriously :D
 

anotherkiwi

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My question is: "What is a hobby?"
 

EddiePJ

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This dryer may be a bit over the top for an E-bike
http://www.bikedryer.co.uk/master_blaster_bike_dryer.php
Especially if you compared the cost to that of a space heater.

Fordulike, I wouldn't advise getting one on the these anywhere near to a Haibike, as you would melt the cable ties that hold the suspension together, but it would probably work on any other brand* http://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb284htg-2000w-heat-gun-230v/73867



* I'm taking no responsibility. ;)
 

Fordulike

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Especially if you compared the cost to that of a space heater.

Fordulike, I wouldn't advise getting one on the these anywhere near to a Haibike, as you would melt the cable ties that hold the suspension together, but it would probably work on any other brand* http://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb284htg-2000w-heat-gun-230v/73867



* I'm taking no responsibility. ;)
Ooooooh, Soundwave's gonna be sooooo mad :eek:

I just bought a Titan wet and dry vacuum cleaner from Screwfix the other day. Not bad for 35 quid.