Drive chain cleaning
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Re: Drive chain cleaning
30 Mar 2006 14:59
Sandy wrote:
Oh ya sure. And I suppose next you'll tell me that you were only joking when you told me to check my gas tank level at night with a bar-b-q lighter.:whistle: :lol:
gas wrote:All good stuff. I appreciate the responses. I don't want to complicate something simple so I'll center stand it, spin it and wipe/clean out with WD-40, Just love the smell of the stuff. Used to use it on my 12 guage back in the duck/goose hunting days. If WD doesn't get that PJ1 snot off, I'll go diesel. Atleast now I know what I can use. Seeing that our taste/smell senses are so closely linked, I'll probably like the taste as I employ Sandys pre-cleaning technique.:woohoo:
CHRIS!!!...I WAS ONLY JOKING BUD!!!...DON'T LISTEN TO ME...FOR GOD SAKES!!!
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Oh ya sure. And I suppose next you'll tell me that you were only joking when you told me to check my gas tank level at night with a bar-b-q lighter.:whistle: :lol:
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Re: Drive chain cleaning
30 Mar 2006 18:57
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Chris,I told You NO SUCH THING!!:ohmy:
If You remember...I told You to use a propane torch,because the bbq igniters are so small,that they are always M.I.A.
Wireman...I dam near soiled Myself when I read that reply("It doesn't work")...with the lil whistlin dude...aww MAN!!LMAO!!
Oh AND...good job on the Disclaimer...thanks.LOL
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Oh ya sure. And I suppose next you'll tell me that you were only joking when you told me to check my gas tank level at night with a bar-b-q lighter.:whistle: :lol:
Chris,I told You NO SUCH THING!!:ohmy:
If You remember...I told You to use a propane torch,because the bbq igniters are so small,that they are always M.I.A.
Wireman...I dam near soiled Myself when I read that reply("It doesn't work")...with the lil whistlin dude...aww MAN!!LMAO!!
Oh AND...good job on the Disclaimer...thanks.LOL
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Re: Drive chain cleaning
31 Mar 2006 10:33
Sandy,
I don't have any safety glasses. Is it safe to use the pre-clean method if I cover my eyes with my hands?
I don't have any safety glasses. Is it safe to use the pre-clean method if I cover my eyes with my hands?
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Re: Drive chain cleaning
01 Apr 2006 19:02
Barney, you look a little like the actor, Richard Dreyfus from that angle!
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Re: Drive chain cleaning
03 Apr 2006 12:19
I learned about WD40 as a chain cleaner from KZr. It works good, and better if your chain is warm when you clean it. Take it for a spin around the block before you clean it.
I've changed from PJ1 to Maxima Chain Wax (also on the advice of several members). If you let it sit overnite before you ride, it doesn't sling off.
I've changed from PJ1 to Maxima Chain Wax (also on the advice of several members). If you let it sit overnite before you ride, it doesn't sling off.
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'96 Voyager XII (Dark Star)
'79 KZ650 Cafe Project (Dirty Kurt)
Greensboro, NC
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