Great product! For washing out and about, get a inverter, 12v to 230v cigar lighter plug in. Goes to the dash, then plug pressure washer in, keep engine running!
So satisfying! Sorry to be ‘that guy’ but you should use the soft brush on the frame and a different brush on your wheels and drivetrain to minimize scratches on your frame.
Yep true - I think the trade off is cost over time. It takes a few minutes less but costs you a little more in spray. Obviously that’s then down to the individual :)
I don’t see why you’d buy this over something like a Worx cordless one, where water can be from a hose pipe or a 2l coke bottle(or anything you fancy). I guess if you want to support them, fair enough.
I pump the muckoff by hand, this is ridiculous how much foam these pressure washer guys use. I use way less soap. Also total disregard for the rotors and brake pads/calipers. I agree with the bucket of water idea, but maybe lightly hose down the bike with water if you can to take most of the large dirt off. Then lightly spray soap on and let it sit for a bit. You could take the wheels off and work on them if you like while it sits. I moved into an apartment and bought a chemical sprayer for water, bought 2G/8L, and it ended up being 2x too much so i could have gone with a smaller sprayer. Also the water usage from a sprayer is obscene. Washing my small car with a bucket and regular hose is probably using less water. I do like the soap and the concentrate. I have used 1 bottle and 1/4 of the concentrate for my 3 bikes and my friend's bike. 2 years now. The rate he is using the washer he would use the concentrate up in one summer. Nice bike btw.
Great product!
For washing out and about, get a inverter, 12v to 230v cigar lighter plug in. Goes to the dash, then plug pressure washer in, keep engine running!
Agreed, great product Matt. Bought one about a month ago. 👍
Great video Matt. Just bought one of these and used your video as the instructions just show how to put together but not to use. Thanks mate.
So satisfying! Sorry to be ‘that guy’ but you should use the soft brush on the frame and a different brush on your wheels and drivetrain to minimize scratches on your frame.
Thanks for the tip, the frame is wrapped though so it's like new underneath :D
@@MTBFitness Ok, good!
Hi, does it still work? I'm interested in buying one and want to check on the durability of this product.
Great review! I use a Dewalt 4000 PSI for my channel
Its a great looking product Matt and an impressive amount of foaming! BUT....
Look how much foam / detergent is wasted!?
Mucket
Yep true - I think the trade off is cost over time. It takes a few minutes less but costs you a little more in spray. Obviously that’s then down to the individual :)
U can get a concentrate for a 5 fiver which lasts 7washes at least
Bit late but is it ok to foam on your disc brakes? I'm new to the cycling world
Is it regular Muc-Off or the new "Snow Foam"?
Thanks mate, great review
Not really seeing an advantage over using a bucket of soapy water and a garden hose.
Time
U don’t have to take ur wheels off to reach certain areas
I don’t see why you’d buy this over something like a Worx cordless one, where water can be from a hose pipe or a 2l coke bottle(or anything you fancy). I guess if you want to support them, fair enough.
Can’t wait for a shot of mine 😆
To be fair, if you owned a Yeti and didn't wash it down after each ride I would track you down and hurt you until you saw the error of your ways. :)
Haha
Awesome channel mate new sub here keep up the good work 👌🏼👍🤙
I pump the muckoff by hand, this is ridiculous how much foam these pressure washer guys use. I use way less soap. Also total disregard for the rotors and brake pads/calipers. I agree with the bucket of water idea, but maybe lightly hose down the bike with water if you can to take most of the large dirt off. Then lightly spray soap on and let it sit for a bit. You could take the wheels off and work on them if you like while it sits. I moved into an apartment and bought a chemical sprayer for water, bought 2G/8L, and it ended up being 2x too much so i could have gone with a smaller sprayer. Also the water usage from a sprayer is obscene. Washing my small car with a bucket and regular hose is probably using less water. I do like the soap and the concentrate. I have used 1 bottle and 1/4 of the concentrate for my 3 bikes and my friend's bike. 2 years now. The rate he is using the washer he would use the concentrate up in one summer. Nice bike btw.
Love the bike !
Try Rhino goo. Much better than Muc off.
I love it but that's a heck of alot of muc off on the wall rather than the bike.
Don’t know what your doing you washed your wheels first and then started at the bottom of the bike
I remember your interview with the fella from Fox Suspension and he didn't recommend pressure washing your bike
Correct :)
Wow...that shit searches into everything... indiscriminately spraying that stuff increases servicing and increased bearing wear etc..