Chain Lube
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Chain Lube
Originally posted by: HoundDog06
There aren't many ways to remove the water without damaging the o-rings and no, you don't want to lube the chain while wet. I would simply let the bike set for a bit after washing to air dry. You could use pressurized air to blow the chain off if your in that much of a hurry or if its the end of the day for you, just put the bike up and lube it before the next ride. There will be enough residual lube residue to allow you to drive it into the garage or wherever you store it, just don't ride it hard until you have relubed the chain.
~HoundDog
There aren't many ways to remove the water without damaging the o-rings and no, you don't want to lube the chain while wet. I would simply let the bike set for a bit after washing to air dry. You could use pressurized air to blow the chain off if your in that much of a hurry or if its the end of the day for you, just put the bike up and lube it before the next ride. There will be enough residual lube residue to allow you to drive it into the garage or wherever you store it, just don't ride it hard until you have relubed the chain.
~HoundDog
I have been spraying wd40 on wet chains for over 20 years and have never seen a o-ring deteriorate before. I am not saying the wd40 is good for the o-ring just havnt seen it have a bad effect on them.
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Chain Lube
i just lightly squirt it with wd 40 and use a chain scrubber to clean it then i wash the rest of the bike and let it dry before using chain lube
i hope that the little wd 40 that i use hurts anything but if so its too late now
ill try again on the next chain
what should i clean the chain with then
any sugg.
i use a cahin scrubber but what should i use to clean off the dirty wax
i hope that the little wd 40 that i use hurts anything but if so its too late now
ill try again on the next chain
what should i clean the chain with then
any sugg.
i use a cahin scrubber but what should i use to clean off the dirty wax
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