Originally Posted by marko138 (Post 30725)

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

Originally Posted by WARputer (Post 30728)

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

Originally Posted by WARputer (Post 30728)

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

Originally Posted by TIGGER (Post 30749)

i'm about to say something that is almost guanteed to make you change your minds..........I TOTALLY AGREE!!!

Originally Posted by marko138 (Post 29305)

I used a toothbrush before I got the grungie.

Originally Posted by azoomm (Post 29467)

Me too...

Originally Posted by 1hottbikechic (Post 29470)

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

Originally Posted by WARputer (Post 30752)

:cheers: It's good to see that most of us can agree on something. :lol:

Originally Posted by NONE_too_SOFT (Post 30817)

hah, i was playing in a four man scramble a year ago and some of the consolation prizes were these little brushes (to clean your clubs) with a brissle head and a wire brush head... they work GREAT at gettin the chain spotless. can pick em up at dicks, wal-mart, whatever sporting goods store for like pennies. or you can get drunk and steal 2 boxes of them like me.



pretty much ANYTHING is better than nothing when it comes to chain maintenance, i'd use specific chain cleaner if i had infinate money, but TBH i'd never be able to tell the difference.

Im going to soak my chain this weekend, anybody have any tips/what to use

Originally Posted by marko138 (Post 30725)

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

Originally Posted by NONE_too_SOFT (Post 30931)

um so kerosene like where do i buy this shit?