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• #27
I would gladly pay about a tenner for someone to strip and clean my bike and rebuild it.
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• #28
Id pay up to 50 quid for someone to properly clean, no pressure washer, my bike. Especially after cross races.
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• #29
I'll pay you 10 quid to wash me.
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• #30
A bit of dirt never hurt.
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• #31
Muc Off kit with cleaner, lubes and brushes £40 - £70. Excellent buy.
Perfect hour long break from the missus
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• #32
Having spent way too many hours fully servicing my road bike at the weekend, paying someone to do even the most basic task is attractive to me right now.
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• #33
...paying someone to do even the most basic task is attractive to me right now.
Fancy a wank?
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• #34
His parts would never arrive..
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• #35
this, although it doesn't always take them a full hour
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• #36
Not me. I always knew our usernames were too similar!
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• #37
ha!
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• #38
living in a flat with no garden / garage etc I’m getting pretty fed up with using baby wipes. i’ve often wondered whether micycle would be worth a try but never got around to it.
someone I follow on instagram has just posted about a new service rideclean ....£25 / go ‘launching spring/summer 2018’
Is this what OP is getting at I wonder?
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• #40
can't help but feel that rideclean sounds more like some kind of anti-doping initiative.
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• #41
...or basic sexual hygiene.
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• #42
Haha made me laugh out loud in restaurant ;)
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• #43
does the service include a rim polish?
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• #44
I hope you didn't spatter all over your dining partner.
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• #45
Of course. And a quick buff of your helmet!
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• #46
Baby wipes? Put your bike in the shower/bath. Get in with it if you want to save time in the mornings.
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• #47
Haha. Having late lunch alone ;) so luckily no-one in spatt range
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• #48
Quality afternoon lolz
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• #49
I hope you don't use same tooth brush in morning to clean chain and teeth...
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• #50
In short, no. I use baby wipes to keep the bike clean. Cost less than a pound per packet and cleaning your own bike allows you to monitor wear and tear etc
Is it possibly called top.washer-19?