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Chain guard extension - Cormanus - 06-11-2014
What a lovely word 'bricolage' is! I had to look it up. My tablet tried to tell me it should be 'bricklayer'!
RE: Chain guard extension - Rocky_imp - 06-11-2014
Cool mod
RE: Chain guard extension - AzBob_imp - 06-13-2014
(06-11-2014, 08:31 AM)Papa Weeley_imp Wrote: Whatever lube the factory/dealer used on my chain is making a mess. I've got a thick, tacky, Vaseline-like covering all over my rear wheel.
My dealer used some sort of heavy-weight white grease/wax stuff (that also flung all over my rear wheel) that was taking me nearly an hour to remove until I figured out that brake cleaner removed it almost instantly (including from the wheel). Before I tried the brake cleaner (a Honda product, no less), I looked up to see if it would harm the o-rings or anything, and didn't see anything, so that's my go-to stuff for cleaning chains now. I used to use Simple Green, but that took a while.
In case anyone is interested, it's this stuff: http://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p/907/35714/Pro-Honda-Contact-Brake-Cleaner
It doesn't stink to high-heaven, either, which is good.