Cleaning the chain

[marko138]

Originally Posted by azoomm

With the chain clean, I use a grunge brush, but I don't think you NEED one. Just a few towels.

I used a toothbrush before I got the grungie.

[azoomm]

Originally Posted by marko138

I used a toothbrush before I got the grungie.

Me too...

[1hottbikechic]

Same thing everyone else is saying, seems we all use the same thing, I recommend the grunge brush!

[Quick281]

Well looks like this is another case closed for the noobie at work.

[ceo012384]

Originally Posted by marko138

I use the grunge brush and WD40 to clean my chain. Some might tell you that WD40 is no good. They are lying.

I've read that WD40 is not great for your orings.

Be safe and use a chain cleaner or kerosene.

I'm getting my new tires mounted on sunday and am planning to soak the chain in kerosene and clean the shit out of it and my sprockets.

[marko138]

Originally Posted by ceo012384

I've read that WD40 is not great for your orings.

Be safe and use a chain cleaner or kerosene.

I'm getting my new tires mounted on sunday and am planning to soak the chain in kerosene and clean the shit out of it and my sprockets.

Thats a lie. Directly from WD40...they say it WILL NOT harm o-ring. I've used it for years with zero issue.

[WARputer]

Originally Posted by marko138

Thats a lie. Directly from WD40...they say it WILL NOT harm o-ring. I've used it for years with zero issue.

I agree Marko ....I've been using it to clean all my chains since 1986.