cabana 4 life
01-15-05, 02:24 PM
hello i live in michigan and ride every day in this salt slush crap any way i have read non stick cooking spray sprayed on your bike will help keep all this crap from sticking is that true?
Winter Cycling - non stick cooking spray
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XzEn54321
01-15-05, 02:53 PM
Omg No!!!
XzEn54321
01-15-05, 03:03 PM
You want to wax your bike.
vrkelley
01-15-05, 09:00 PM
Be careful what you put on a carbon frame. And watch out for over spray.
cabana 4 life
01-15-05, 09:26 PM
well here in michigan u wax your carto stop the salt from destrying your paint and turning you car into pile of rust so maybe it would work on a bike oh and if i had a carbon frame i dont think i would make it my winter ride id save it for clean roads
Ebbtide
01-15-05, 10:48 PM
well here in michigan u wax your carto stop the salt from destrying your paint and turning you car into pile of rust so maybe it would work on a bike oh and if i had a carbon frame i dont think i would make it my winter ride id save it for clean roads
Yes, and taking the time to it clean works 100% of the time. Leaving nothing to chance.
Yes, and taking the time to it clean works 100% of the time. Leaving nothing to chance.
nick burns
01-16-05, 06:44 AM
I've heard it works pretty well as a saucer sled lubricant :p
Careful Clark! :D
Careful Clark! :D
Bekologist
01-16-05, 08:26 AM
wax the beast, why not? Cooking spray might attract racoons...
splat
01-22-05, 12:49 PM
Actually when I go out Mt Biking on Snow trails I spray My cleats and the pedals with Non-stick Cooking Spray and it does help keeping my cleats/pedals from clogging up with snow.