[Closed] Mobi pressure washer

They seem OK, only used them once, much less pressure than a typical hose pipe but higher pressure than some rival models apparantly so they others must be shite.

I saw someone using a Dirtworker at the weekend and it did indeed look weedy and shite.

buy a proper petrol one...

Used a DW a while back and although a hose on full might be more powerful the DW is more than enough for cleaning a bike. Mobi looks at least as good - think one mag recently reviewed it but can't remember which.

Seen one at the outdor show,they look a more powerful than the dirt worker and hold more water,you can use them off them mains aswell,not sure if i would buy one though

Dirt workers = easily enough power to get the muck off, not enough to wreck your bike, without the need for muck off or Fenwicks etc. It's genius coming home from night rides with a clean bike.

I've had mine for a year and a half, ride weekly at least in all weathers, and in that time I reckon there have been maybe 1 or 2 occasions where the bike was so caked in mud I didn't have sufficient water spare for another bike. Sometimes there's enough to clean 3. Can get round that by carrying more water in a jerry can.

5 people I ride with have bought them since seeing it in action, and everyone else likes to borrow them which says much!

Dunno about the super powerful version you're talking about here, but dirt workers do the business for sure, especially if you pick them up at silly prices from Halfords.

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i used to use one of these because the ciggie lighter in my car was dudd.

a friend currently uses one, too.

cost about £40 for a big one; enough to clean 3-4 bikes. and a lot more mobile than a dirtworker.

how mobile do you want a dirt worker to be? As long as i can carry it from a tap to my car, thats as mobile as you'd ever need surely?

So that has a handy strap, why would you bother? Plus you have to keep pumping it to get any pressure. I used a similar one for a while, thought it was shite, so bought a dirtworker. They are what they are, handy to give your bike a rinse after a particularly wet ride.

Other wise, good old bucket of soapy water, then dirtworker to rinse it all off. Sorted.

alpin - that's like using a waterpistol!

the one i had, not the one in pictured, was fairly powerful. would easily rid the bike of the crap on it before putting it into the car or onto the rack.

like i said the reason i used it is because the 12v ciggie thing never worked in my car. i had never considered a dirtworker or even knew of them before people started posting on here about them.