Chain Cleaning

"kwa_zulu" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

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 said:

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 the cassette??

kwa_zulu said:

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.

[img]members.optushome.com.au25.JPGOpen ↗[/img]

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