![]() |
|
|
Thread Tools | Display Modes |
#1
|
|||
|
|||
![]()
Looking for your ideas, experience for cleaning bikes in the
winter. I'm trying to get better organized to clean bikes in the winter. So far my procedure is to intend to clean but never actually do it and have major maintenance-replacement in the spring. Bike shops are kind of busy then though so service is sporadically effective. I don't have a garage for washing. I have a finished basement room (walkout) for bikes. My backyard is patio and flower beds. The laundry room has a drain but indoor-outdoor carpeting. Washing options I've thought of: 1) do nothing 2) take the bikes to the self car wash on the bike rack 3) run a hose from the hot water beyond the patio and bed (my summer cleaning site) 4) take the indor-outdor out of the laundry room and try washing there 5) make the bike room watertight and buy a shop vac. Chain cleaning options: 1) forget cleaning and learn how to do the spring maintenance-replacement myself 2) change all chains to the easy disconnect type and remove & clean them in a pop bottle. 3) clean on the bike & use a mat or plastic sheet to avoid degreaser damage to floor walls & furniture Thanks in advance for your suggestions. Doug For email, a sense of wonder. |
Thread Tools | |
Display Modes | |
|
|
![]() |
||||
Thread | Thread Starter | Forum | Replies | Last Post |
Dutch Bikes, Literally | Elisa Francesca Roselli | General | 12 | November 5th 03 11:19 AM |
so many bike types - which is which? | tsp | General | 11 | October 15th 03 10:02 PM |
Random thoughts about bikes (really long)..... | Buck | General | 3 | August 30th 03 09:20 AM |
Steam cleaning experiment: Failure! | B. Sanders | General | 4 | August 14th 03 08:25 AM |
hybrid bikes | Doug Purdy | General | 8 | August 10th 03 05:20 PM |