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Best chain cleaning system?
Hi Guys,
Just wondering how you are cleaning the chain, I found this on eBay and wondering if its any good.
KettenMax Premium Light Chain Cleaner | eBay
Any better suggestions?
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I use something very similar on my bicycle chains and they work great. I was actually looking for something like this myself. Good find.
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Motorcycle Chain Brush : Chain Auto Tools & Accessories
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Wheel stands, a rag, a can of kerosene, a piece of cardboard box to catch overspray, and a can of DuPont chain spray.
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Wheel stands, a rag, a can of kerosene, a piece of cardboard box to catch overspray, and a
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Ditto that - GREAT stuff!!
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Me three! I love the DuPont chain lube.
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I went with the kero and a brush, the oil lube says to put it on a warm chain, I don't like the sound of going for a ride without lube just to get it warm.
What do you guys do?
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Your hands and kerosene.
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More interested in how you get the chain warm, go for a ride, clean then lube? I thought it may cool down while cleaning.
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First clean it.Go for a ride 300-500m(no high speeds) and then lube it.
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