[Closed] Wolverhamptonites . . petrol stations with jet wash?

There's one in Wall Heath, although you probably won't want to slum it...

which one? I will go in the twighlight hours . . . or is that feeding time?

thou should not clean your steed with a jet wash

I'm Perton and the few that used to be near me on garage forecourts have been removed. Had to buy a dirtworker.

Bucket of soapy water, a brush and a hose pipe, Bradmore though ay it, can't compete with the posh Perton folk!!

Right, I have just been for a drive around...

[url= https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&q=DY6+0EU&safe=off&ie=UTF-8 ]Bargain Booze in Wall Heath[/url]

[url= https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&safe=off&q=dy68wt&ie=UTF-8 ]BP Dudley Road Kingswinford[/url]

both appear to have jet washes...

cheers, . . i drove past the bargain booze one and couldn't see it, must be tucked around the side somewhere?

Surely there must be one closer?

thou should not clean your steed with a jet wash

Unless you know what you are doing 😉

i had the hot pink foam 😀 on mine the other day . . . meanwhile my car stays uncleaned for 3 months . . .

by the way where the heck is the Sainsbury's in Perton?

I drove all the way around Toy Town the other day, no signs for it or anything, . . . bizzare place . . .

Get on the Perton Parkway (2 mile circular) and look for the signs to either Perton centre or the library. Sainsbury's is right in the middle of the Pertonian Republic, near the lake. There's a car wash but no jet wash.

cheers, . . i drove past the bargain booze one and couldn't see it, must be tucked around the side somewhere?

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It's on the right....

cheers chap . . .

upperclass moles too . . . blimey 😀

Thanks mrg too . . .

nealglover - Member

"thou should not clean your steed with a jet wash"

Unless you know what you are doing

I jetwash all the time. Other than the fork and rear shock seals the rest gets a blast.
Is there anywhere else that you need to take care?
Not trolling or anything, I wanna know.

Technically we're Wulfrunians but that won't help your jet was hunt. Good luck!!

Technically we're [s]Wulfrunians[/s] Dingles but that won't help your jet was hunt. Good luck!!

😀

or YamYams? We've got an army and everything.

I jetwash all the time. Other than the fork and rear shock seals the rest gets a blast.
Is there anywhere else that you need to take care?
Not trolling or anything, I wanna know.

Not really.Some People seem to think your bike will turn to dust if you use a Jetwash.

But in conjunction with even Basic common sense, it's no Problem whatsoever.

I use mine every time I clean the bike (which is very regularly as I'm borderline obsessive about shiny stuff being shiny)

And it's a van mounted professional job too, not a wimpy Karcher from Tesco 😉
No problems whatsoever so far.

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Oh dear.

Argggh someone's just shat on the page

FWAW

I wondered how long it would take the Benny to show his true colours...

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Basically when you jet wash your bike you just put water everywhere. If you want to maintain it in a tip top condition, you should perform a complete strip-down and re-grease every few washes... But then people and maintenance he 😉

Hugor, avoid fork, shock, and anything with bearings, such as hubs, headsets, BB, pedals, suspension pivots.Doesn't leave a lot to aim for really, does it 😕

That's what you call customer service - I know for a fact that there is not a single off-licence in Edinburgh offering a jet wash.

Pressure washer allows more precise aiming of water than a hose so you can avoid flooding the bearings,used sensibly, the biggest problem is blasting off the stickers on the frame afer a while.

Basically when you jet wash your bike you just put water everywhere.

Like when it rains ?

Is that an issue.

If you want to maintain it in a tip top condition, you should perform a complete strip-down and re-grease every few washes... But then people and maintenance he

I enjoy tinkering, so that's not a problem.

That's what you call customer service - I know for a fact that there is not a single off-licence in Edinburgh offering a jet wash.

I know for a fact there's a chip shop (or used to be) that sells beer and plays techno.

You don't get that down here...

Just dip it in the cut. Mind you, that water would **** your seals up quicker than jet washing them directly

Like when it rains ?