Muc Off Brush set

scale20
scale20 Posts: 1,300
edited January 2012 in MTB buying advice
New Year, New brushes!

Anyone got these Muc Off brushes? Any good?

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... elID=40762
Niner Air 9 Rigid
Whyte 129S 29er.

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  • Had a set from santa but I've not had opportunity to use them yet. I had been using a brush similar to the one in the centre of the pic which I found really useful, so I expect the others will come in handy too.

    Currently on offer on Wiggle for an absolute steal at the moment. Get them while they're hot!
  • scale20
    scale20 Posts: 1,300
    Cheers for the heads up on wiggle, well priced at £12, none in stock though :cry:
    Niner Air 9 Rigid
    Whyte 129S 29er.
  • Pudseyp
    Pudseyp Posts: 3,514
    Tomac Synper 140 Giant XTC Alliance 1
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  • Really good set of brushes. I've had a set for about a year now and swear by them. I use the big soft one for the frame, small triangle one for the tyres, small curved one for the rear cassette and the two pronged one for the chain.

    Bike always comes up gleaming! :D
  • andy46
    andy46 Posts: 1,666
    I have these Muc Off brushes, really good quality.

    Just be careful with the small brush (first one in the picture) it's really harsh and can scratch your paintwork.
    2019 Ribble CGR SL

    2015 Specialized Roubaix Sport sl4

    2014 Specialized Allez Sport
  • scale20
    scale20 Posts: 1,300
    Cheers all, I've ordered them off Wiggle, dont mind the wait for stock.

    Pudseyp,

    They are the brushes I have now, been really good, just starting to fall appart now.
    Niner Air 9 Rigid
    Whyte 129S 29er.
  • Mojo_666
    Mojo_666 Posts: 860
    I have those brushes, most of them are crap and of poor quality, the smaller detailing brush (far left on the pic) is the one I uses most..that an old toothbrush and a rag does the job, the others just take up space in the bucket tbh.