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RE: chain
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RE: chain
Cleaning of chains is highly debated subject. Diesel fuel, kerosene, WD40, soap and water, or specialty cleaners .... ???
WD40 does a great job, but allegedly can attack the O-rings in your chain, causing it to lose the special lubricant, leading to accelerated wear. Many folks use it however without any reported problems.
Personally, I use Motorex chain cleaner and a stiff brush, with good results.
There are alot of great postings on this subject on this forum, and other articles on the internet, including a few on the chain manufacturer's sites. Suggest that you search and decide what is best for you, but you can't make a mistake if you use a specialty cleaner designed for O-ring chains.
Marc
WD40 does a great job, but allegedly can attack the O-rings in your chain, causing it to lose the special lubricant, leading to accelerated wear. Many folks use it however without any reported problems.
Personally, I use Motorex chain cleaner and a stiff brush, with good results.
There are alot of great postings on this subject on this forum, and other articles on the internet, including a few on the chain manufacturer's sites. Suggest that you search and decide what is best for you, but you can't make a mistake if you use a specialty cleaner designed for O-ring chains.
Marc
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