Is it ok to spray off your bike after a ride or is spraying off your bike bad for the components
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Spraying your bike
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It's better to not risk it...let it settle, and wipe it off when it's dry. That Colorado dirt won't hurt.
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what do you mean spray off? like dirt... i dont see how it would be bad for the components.
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Excuse me, is you saying something? UH, uh, YOU cant tell me nothing.
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As long as your not power-washing it, it should be ok.. i guess just don't spray to hard on sealed components?
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I choose to just stay home and spray on the internet, foregoing actual bike riding altogether.
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oooh spaying as in with water... haha. wow.. i thought you were talking about with compressed air... its all i use... and after all clumps gone i use a wet rag to wipe it down the rest of the way.
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Excuse me, is you saying something? UH, uh, YOU cant tell me nothing.
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