Chain Cleaning - Removal?
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Chain Cleaning - Removal?
Ewok1958 Thu 19 Jun 2014, 9:37 pm
First topic message reminder :
This is probably a dumb question and may have been covered before (seems to be lots of threads about chains), but if I want to take the chain off to give it a really good clean, do I have to break the chain or can it be removed in tact? Hope this isn't a completely stupid question.
This is probably a dumb question and may have been covered before (seems to be lots of threads about chains), but if I want to take the chain off to give it a really good clean, do I have to break the chain or can it be removed in tact? Hope this isn't a completely stupid question.
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Re: Chain Cleaning - Removal?
gazzar Sat 21 Jun 2014, 7:41 pm
Thought i was fucking pedantic......................... not so sure now 
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Re: Chain Cleaning - Removal?
Chook Sat 21 Jun 2014, 8:41 pm
It would have been easy for you, while you had the swing arm out to give it it's monthly polish you could have just slipped the chain off without cutting itgazzar wrote:Thought i was fucking pedantic......................... not so sure now
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Re: Chain Cleaning - Removal?
gazzar Sat 21 Jun 2014, 11:10 pm
LOL.................. 
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Re: Chain Cleaning - Removal?
Hammy Sun 22 Jun 2014, 6:10 am
2wheelsagain wrote:I have a special 3 sided brush that cost me all of $8 on eBay.
Dip it in kero and brush the crap off the chain. Wipe down with partners best knickers to remove any lose grit and re lube. Wipe any excess spatter off with same knickers then hide them.
Takes all of 15 minutes.
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You were ripped 2W. I just ordered one on Fleabay and it only cost me 3 bucks something.
Thanks for the heads up.
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