chain cleaner
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chain cleaner
27 Feb 2013 18:18
my cycle chain has been dirty for a while and I cleaned it with a nylon brush, but it just doesn't seem to do the trick. I got some grunge buster degreaser and it cleaned up pretty well. the issue now is the chain has a little side to side movement that I am not sure about.
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Re: chain cleaner
27 Feb 2013 19:06
put some gunk back, that should take up some of the slack

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Re: chain cleaner
27 Feb 2013 22:16
ok, so obviously engine degreaser would not work. what about soap and water? palmolive= tough on grease easy on hans?
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Re: chain cleaner
27 Feb 2013 23:13 - 25 Jun 2013 09:56
I've heard of the o-rings crumbling, so I guess you could check to see if yours are intact. Perhaps the chain is shot, hence the excessive movement?
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Re: chain cleaner
24 Jun 2013 23:36
Strong arm spray is what your looking for it will do the job. $18 after shipping you'll love it its a motorcycles best friend chrome rust remover cleans every inch of your bike from Carb gas leak stains to rims and exspecially your chain this stuff leaves a protective waterproof coating that blocks dirt. Check out some YouTube videos of Strong Arm Spray.
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