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I clean my chain with WD-40, it cuts the chain lube and grim loose and then I wash it out with the water hose,dry it off, and apply Polaris chain lube. I don't clean my chain every time I lube it, just as it needs it. I'm not sure if my method is the best one ,but my Scrambler is over a year old now and the chain and sprockets still look great![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
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I clean my chain with WD-40, it cuts the chain lube and grim loose and then I wash it out with the water hose,dry it off, and apply Polaris chain lube. I don't clean my chain every time I lube it, just as it needs it. I'm not sure if my method is the best one ,but my Scrambler is over a year old now and the chain and sprockets still look great![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
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After lots of oey goeys....the rest have gone in the trash in favor of Tri-flo. This is a teflon equipped spray. You will never....yes, I said never have to clean your chain again, and yes, it is o-ring friendly. Just trying to save some hassles and headaches.
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