How Often do you wash your bike?

[MattyG]

how Often do you wash your bike

feel free to comment

Edited February 12, 2011 by MattyG

[MattyG]

i Voted 5

[TNT1]

Dude,you need a mtb/road bike split... They go through different things.

[flymango]

Dude,you need a mtb/road bike split... They go through different things.

+1. MTB at least once a week. Road bike twice a year if it's lucky.

[Wyatt Earp]

When it starts getting heavy.

[MattyG]

When it starts getting heavy.

haha isnt that when u wash you bike with lighter goodies?

[MattyG]

Dude,you need a mtb/road bike split... They go through different things.

Not looking to be spacific just general ..

[mtb_Josh]

When it starts getting heavy.

 

+1

[hboli4]

Mtb at least twice a month or after every long/dirty ride. Road about twice a year or after I've ridden in the rain..

[pezulu]

When it is dirty.

[onetrackmind]

When it starts getting heavy.

Like when you put dirty things like derailleurs and suspension forks on? Of course it gets heavy

[MattyG]

Like when you put dirty things like derailleurs and suspension forks on? Of course it gets heavy

well here on the hub before dirt gets a chance to settle on things like that they are upgraded for more awesomeness .. others like myself that cant afford to do that have to wash out bikes a lot so that it can at least look shiny .

[JohnnyReggae]

Never wash my uni. No need to really. It's a Mountain Uni ... it's supposed to be dirty.

[Guest Big H]

After the 2009 ARGUS but then I have not used it since.

[LazyTrailRider]

Never wash my uni. No need to really. It's a Mountain Uni ... it's supposed to be dirty.

 

Yes, but you're lucky that you don't have much in the line of moving parts to worry about...

 

To me, washing/cleaning is 95% about making sure stuff runs smoothly, shinyness is just a bonus!

[jwagga]

With all the mud at the moment every day ps we also cycle through a dairy farm every day so yes lots of cow crap every day