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Would you buy a Mobi Washer?  

  1. 1. Would you buy a Mobi Washer?

    • Yes, i dont know how i managed without it!
      16
    • Yes, it would be great to wash myself and the bike.
      7
    • Maybe, would concider buying with a friend
      1
    • No, would ask my Family to buy as B-day gift..
      7
    • No, not interested at all...
      118


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Posted

We?ve all been there, standing in a car-park looking at your mucky bike

beside your pristine motor, thinking, ?Why me?? The solution? The Mobi

Washer. The Mobi is a clever little compact pressure washer small

enough to store in your boot yet powerful enough to take on the grime.

It can be run from your car?s 12V output or, alternatively, from a

mains socket and with new V17 it is completely self sufficient and so are you.

 

The

product will be available online, local bike shops and in major

retailers in early October, you can Pre-order online now to avoid

missing out on the perfect X-Mas Gift.

 

Pre-Order Now......

 

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Posted

Also heard bad things about pressure washers. I use one of those pump-action spray things with a water & clean green mixture, then rinse it with a normal hose-pipe.

 

 

 

Works great - bit not for a stage race   smiley2.gif

 

 

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Let's say we do a multi stage race....Priceless.

 

 

 

Nope still R1699 or R2499 plus bio-degradable bike wash soap / solvent and the schelp of lugging it around...for how many multi stage races a year?

 

 

 

Not trying to ruin your sale so this will be my last post but for that money rather buy a proper bike stand st clean and maintain your bike at home for the other 51 weeks of the year when you're not away doing a multi stage race where it happens to rain buckets.

 

 

Posted

The Maximum pressure it reaches is 9 Bar and goes down to as little as 3 bar with the adjustable nozzle. The name says it all, Mobi Washer, designed to wash and not take decals and paint off your equipment.

Posted

Let's say we do a multi stage race....Priceless.

 

 

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... and lets say you wash your bike down and a couple of mates bikes as well (because we are all nice people) - then push starting your car with tired legs because the battery is killed .... Priceless
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.....yes, lets says you are a nice guy and you offer to wash your mates bikes, I suggest you dig deep and order the V17, it is self sufficient and the only tired legs are from your efforts a couple of hours prior to getting back to your car.....

Bike Medicine2009-09-15 04:51:14
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.....yes, lets says you are a nice guy and you offer to your mates bikes, I suggest you dig deep and order the V17, it is self sufficient and the only tired legs are from your efforts a couple of hours prior to getting back to your car.....

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But you are a nice guy so why don't you include..... Aah let me shut up. Good sales technique.

 

I am just an ornery chop. It looks like it might be a good idea for the muddy children.
Posted

I think it is quite cool, not sure when I will be able to splash money towards something like this, but I will even use it at home.  If I'm not mistaken, don;t the bike shops use high pressure in any case?  

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