07-15-2015, 03:35 AM
I use an aerosol wax-based lube that goes on as a foam, with a tube-nozzle. Put the machine on its center stand, let it idle, put it in first gear so the rear wheel is spinning...and spray the lube on the rear sprocket. Also get the sides of the chain.
I used duct tape to make a short rear extension to the chain guard also - looks not-so-good but it catches lube that might be flung right after treating it. As well as water and mud off wet roads.
So far...no issues. I'll know better as the miles log up.
I used duct tape to make a short rear extension to the chain guard also - looks not-so-good but it catches lube that might be flung right after treating it. As well as water and mud off wet roads.
So far...no issues. I'll know better as the miles log up.
