Best Spyder Washing tools ever.... for a 60 year old

[DGoebel]

I just did my first wash of this year since getting the Spyder out of storage

And I gotta say of all the brushes, sponges, scrubbies, etc,
There Knee Pads are the best tools I used today,

Anyone Else using these to get your Spyder clean?

 

[drhunt204]

Wonderful idea!

I never thought about using knee pads to help when detailing my spyder! I also cleaned up my spyder today after winter storage and several rides this winter without a good cleaning! I will add your knee pads to my items next time! Thanks for sharing!

 

[Bob Denman]

The best tool for the job?

Get yourself a couple of willing grandkids!

 

[PrairieSpyder]

I just did my first wash of this year since getting the Spyder out of storage

And I gotta say of all the brushes, sponges, scrubbies, etc,
There are the best tools I used today,

Anyone Else using these to get your Spyder clean?

I can't see the pics. Can you use words instead?

 

[irvin48]

i second that. no pics.

 

[Pirate looks at --]

No pics here either!

 

[vondalyn]

no pics

No pics here either!

same here

 

[SpyderSteveFL]

My favorite cleaning tool by far is the brush hero. It makes cleaning the wheels and other nooks and crannies much more pleasant.

 

[Motorcycledave]

The best tool for the job?

Get yourself a couple of willing grandkids!

:2thumbs::2thumbs::2thumbs::2thumbs:

 

[Questions]

Wash tools

I use my teenagers! They want a ride, they clean mine. :clap:

 

[Bob Denman]

:shocked: Nope... still no pictures... :dontknow:

 

[Mr. Pickels]

FOAM CANNON

I just got a foam cannon for my little electric power washer.... flippin thick suds galore baby.....

 

[DGoebel]

Strange, I see them on all my devices from this end, and drhunt saw the pic of the padded roofing knee pads I had to wear to get down on the ground and clean the wheels, and lower parts....
Just an ageism jokes, younger folks won't understand until they get old knees...<G>
I'll try reposting the pics but it was just a pic of the now cleaned bike after winter storage and my many years old construction / roofing padded (very padded) knee pads that strap on over your legs/ jeans.

 

[AY4B]

Im 62, whats so hard about washing a spyder? Rinse, soap, rinse, blow dry, wipe off, ryde. :bbq:

 

[AY4B]

Whats better than knee pads is when I replaced my roll around desk chair, I kept the old one to roll around my spyder. It swivels, drops down low too. Trick is always keep the spyder in neutral and clean the top half of the wheel, roll it back some and do the other half. :thumbup:

 

[DGoebel]

Shoot, I even had mine on car ramps and had to use the knee pads to get down on the exhaust and swing arm and what not, though I gotta admit, I even washed the undercarriage this time, so sitting on a chair would have compressed my custom extended middle section more than I would care to enjoy.... so padded, well padded, knee pads gets me down low.
Other lesson I learned for early MN spring cleaning is prewash your wash spot, there was an amazing amount of winter grit on my driveway.....

 

[oldguyinTX]

I just did my first wash of this year since getting the Spyder out of storage

And I gotta say of all the brushes, sponges, scrubbies, etc,
There Knee Pads are the best tools I used today,

Anyone Else using these to get your Spyder clean?

Yep, I use them too.

 

[Firefly]

Cheaper than a lift for sure!