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a day for cleaning the bikes
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09-07-2013 1:01am#1
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well i give you hot tips.
1. step one go for short spin to warm up the chain before all start.
2. step two clean the chain with soft brush + wd40 or gt85 and let it dry --> time to take pics
3. step 3 apply chain lube on dry chain - the best i found is wurth dry chain lube, but you can use any
4. step 4 leave the bike for few hours to dry out before drive --> time to take pics
5. step 5 enjoy the clean chain for 500+ miles guaranteed.))))
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Killgore Trout wrote: »Great day for killing some flies
Ah man, i was out for a drive the other night and had to pull in at one stage to clean the visor because i couldnt see due to the amount of smashed flies on it!
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well i give you hot tips.
1. step one go for short spin to warm up the chain before all start.
2. step two clean the chain with soft brush + wd40 or gt85 and let it dry --> time to take pics
3. step 3 apply chain lube on dry chain - the best i found is wurth dry chain lube, but you can use any
4. step 4 leave the bike for few hours to dry out before drive --> time to take pics
5. step 5 enjoy the clean chain for 500+ miles guaranteed.))))
report back with results
You forgot too put a step in of six hours cleaning the bike . . .I thought that's how you roll ed??
I also clean the chain while it is warm. I usually warm it up before oilling it too.
Seriously dont waste your money on wd40 and the like. . .get kerosene. Its great0 -
You forgot too put a step in of six hours cleaning the bike . . .I thought that's how you roll ed??
I also clean the chain while it is warm. I usually warm it up before oilling it too.
Seriously dont waste your money on wd40 and the like. . .get kerosene. Its great
i got wd40 in lidl. big cans for no money on offer while a go. i can wash my pony in wd40 that cheap it was.
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well i give you hot tips.
1. step one go for short spin to warm up the chain before all start.
2. step two clean the chain with soft brush + wd40 or gt85 and let it dry --> time to take pics
3. step 3 apply chain lube on dry chain - the best i found is wurth dry chain lube, but you can use any
4. step 4 leave the bike for few hours to dry out before drive --> time to take pics
5. step 5 enjoy the clean chain for 500+ miles guaranteed.))))
report back with results
Buy a shaft drive bike.
No need to clean a chain at all
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Except when you are fixing the bike every other weekend :pac::pac::pac:
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