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Originally Posted by old's'cool
I never wait that long... if it's too cold to use the pressure washer, in my driveway, I'll at least stop at the auto wash at the gas station 3/4 mile from my house, before parking in my heated garage. Although I've lived in the Great Lakes area most of the past 4 years, all my vehicles (oldies, 1985 to 2002) come from milder climes, and are basically rust free to this point, and I intend to keep them that way.
Regarding bikes, I'd never intentionally risk subjecting a non-fendered bike to salt-beladen pavement; and if that happened somehow anyway, I'd sure as hell give it a thorough bath at the earliest opportunity.
Nicely done! I've always had this concern of building up a lot of ice on brakes and engine parts if I wash it below freezing. Not a problem?
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