Chain Cleaning

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I bought a high pressure water cleaner and find it great to clean
chain and gears, no more chemicals to use but you must remember to dr
your chain and oil it well after. Take a look at this...

P.s That isn't rust but the light reflecting



[image: http://members.optushome.com.au/msda_darts/25.JPG

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kwa_zulu

"kwa_zulu" wrote in message
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Hi
I bought a high pressure water cleaner and find it great to clean a
chain and gears, no more chemicals to use but you must remember to dry
your chain and oil it well after. Take a look at this....

P.s That isn't rust but the light reflecting.





[image: http://members.optushome.com.au/msda_darts/25.JPG]


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kwa_zulu


meh, i'll think i'll just stick to a $2 bottle of kerosene and a
scrubing/tooth brush.

kwa_zulu wrote:
Hi
I bought a high pressure water cleaner and find it great to clean a
chain and gears, no more chemicals to use but you must remember to dry
your chain and oil it well after. Take a look at this....

P.s That isn't rust but the light reflecting.





[image: http://members.optushome.com.au/msda_darts/25.JPG]

looking at this photo (i'm assuming this is a MTB) are the calipers on
the rear floating?

and what is the pad material made from?

cheers,

Kim

wow, how does high pressure water remove oil & grease from th
cassette?

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Marx SS

kwa_zulu Wrote:
Hi
I bought a high pressure water cleaner and find it great to clean a
chain and gears, no more chemicals to use but you must remember to dry
your chain and oil it well after. Take a look at this....

P.s That isn't rust but the light reflecting.





[image: http://members.optushome.com.au/msda_darts/25.JPG]


WOW!!!! I think it even does a better job than lubricating with
Vegetable Oil and allowing the RATS to LICK it clean while you sleep
.........byfred


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byfred