Jun 1, 2010 #1 C calltrex New Member was looking for the 3 sided brush then came across this all sided brush. spin it on .. and clean your chain all sides at once.. works awesome.. Attachments P5300015b.jpg 89.1 KB · Views: 53 P5300018b.jpg 43.8 KB · Views: 33 P5300020b.jpg 80 KB · Views: 34 Last edited: Jun 1, 2010
was looking for the 3 sided brush then came across this all sided brush. spin it on .. and clean your chain all sides at once.. works awesome..
Jun 1, 2010 #2 M MikeN02 New Member I have that brush but I say it's a one time use only. It's really hard to get all the dirt and grease off of it. I'm on my second can of that chain cleaner, it works wonders on my rim tape too!
I have that brush but I say it's a one time use only. It's really hard to get all the dirt and grease off of it. I'm on my second can of that chain cleaner, it works wonders on my rim tape too!
Jun 2, 2010 #3 B Blue-Sun Elite Member I use an old tooth brush... use it, throw it out. Done!! Just my 2 cents.
Jun 2, 2010 #4 9 99vengeur Administrator Staff member With any brush, just be careful that you don't damage the O-rings. You may actually push dirt and grime down into them at the same time you are trying to clean the chain.
With any brush, just be careful that you don't damage the O-rings. You may actually push dirt and grime down into them at the same time you are trying to clean the chain.
Jun 3, 2010 #5 P Pidge New Member I never thought about cleaning the chain, how often do you have to do it?
Jun 4, 2010 #6 9 99vengeur Administrator Staff member Pidge said: I never thought about cleaning the chain, how often do you have to do it? Click to expand... If that is an honest statement, then I HIGHLY recommend you read your owner's manual!! Cover to cover! :spank: It is stated that you should clean, lube and adjust the chain every 600 miles or whenever it gets wet, whether from rain or washing.
Pidge said: I never thought about cleaning the chain, how often do you have to do it? Click to expand... If that is an honest statement, then I HIGHLY recommend you read your owner's manual!! Cover to cover! :spank: It is stated that you should clean, lube and adjust the chain every 600 miles or whenever it gets wet, whether from rain or washing.
Jun 4, 2010 #7 P Pidge New Member 99vengeur said: If that is an honest statement, then I HIGHLY recommend you read your owner's manual!! Cover to cover! :spank: It is stated that you should clean, lube and adjust the chain every 600 miles or whenever it gets wet, whether from rain or washing. Click to expand... Guess I had better do that then! Both cleaning the chain and reading the entire manual.
99vengeur said: If that is an honest statement, then I HIGHLY recommend you read your owner's manual!! Cover to cover! :spank: It is stated that you should clean, lube and adjust the chain every 600 miles or whenever it gets wet, whether from rain or washing. Click to expand... Guess I had better do that then! Both cleaning the chain and reading the entire manual.
Jun 5, 2010 #8 R Roaddawg New Member 99vengeur said: If that is an honest statement, then I HIGHLY recommend you read your owner's manual!! Cover to cover! :spank: It is stated that you should clean, lube and adjust the chain every 600 miles or whenever it gets wet, whether from rain or washing. Click to expand... This is the main reason I bought NEW when looking for my first bike. You just never know how they guy before took care of it.
99vengeur said: If that is an honest statement, then I HIGHLY recommend you read your owner's manual!! Cover to cover! :spank: It is stated that you should clean, lube and adjust the chain every 600 miles or whenever it gets wet, whether from rain or washing. Click to expand... This is the main reason I bought NEW when looking for my first bike. You just never know how they guy before took care of it.
