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I like to use the leaf blower to get all the water off first then dry with a drying cloth. I think its called a chami or chamile cloth or something like that. Sometimes ill use the air compressor to blow out the water. They both do a great job getting all the water out of those places you can never reach or see.
I could spring for one of those expensive bike dryers that blow hot air, i heard they work real well but are very expensive.
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ShamWOW > Chamois -- accept no substitutes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80ne1qRoHyk
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I use spray wax and a terrycloth towel. 15 mins later it's pretty clean. I used to use water and will sometimes use water on the wheels and brakes but i tend to keep it away from the switches.
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Cormanus,
Your ride has cool handlebars!
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(03-08-2016, 09:48 AM)Lord Popgun_imp Wrote: Cormanus,
Your ride has cool handlebars! 
Yep. Runs on 100% unleaded, bites hard on idiots and I can wipe things down with it.
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Look like mini ape hangers to me.
No RLET's?
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Put them on when I'm riding.