Motorcycle Chain Cleaning Paraffin at Wade Quarles blog

Motorcycle Chain Cleaning Paraffin. Read our guide to cleaning your motorcycle chain as chosen by mcn to get your chain shiny and clean but also extend its life and performance. Some riders use a dedicated branded chain cleaner. Some use a grunge brush and some simply spray the chain down. Don’t use water or fluids like thinner, spirit! Always just used paraffin to clean using a chain brush and then a rag to dry it off. Applying too much lubricant can attract more dirt, leading to quicker wear. Then a small amount of gear oil on a toothbrush to oil it. I've been using paraffin (from b&q) for over a year now, works better than any 'proper' chain cleaner and no adverse effects. Wash the chain with paraffin (kerosene), a soft brush and a piece of cloth and remove the dirt and slime accumulated on the chain.

Wash the chain with paraffin (kerosene), a soft brush and a piece of cloth and remove the dirt and slime accumulated on the chain. Always just used paraffin to clean using a chain brush and then a rag to dry it off. Some riders use a dedicated branded chain cleaner. Don’t use water or fluids like thinner, spirit! I've been using paraffin (from b&q) for over a year now, works better than any 'proper' chain cleaner and no adverse effects. Then a small amount of gear oil on a toothbrush to oil it. Read our guide to cleaning your motorcycle chain as chosen by mcn to get your chain shiny and clean but also extend its life and performance. Applying too much lubricant can attract more dirt, leading to quicker wear. Some use a grunge brush and some simply spray the chain down.

How to Clean and Lube Motorcycle Chain

Motorcycle Chain Cleaning Paraffin Then a small amount of gear oil on a toothbrush to oil it. Then a small amount of gear oil on a toothbrush to oil it. Some riders use a dedicated branded chain cleaner. Read our guide to cleaning your motorcycle chain as chosen by mcn to get your chain shiny and clean but also extend its life and performance. Don’t use water or fluids like thinner, spirit! Always just used paraffin to clean using a chain brush and then a rag to dry it off. Wash the chain with paraffin (kerosene), a soft brush and a piece of cloth and remove the dirt and slime accumulated on the chain. Applying too much lubricant can attract more dirt, leading to quicker wear. Some use a grunge brush and some simply spray the chain down. I've been using paraffin (from b&q) for over a year now, works better than any 'proper' chain cleaner and no adverse effects.

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