I went for a ride along Beach Road, on the weekend. I got talking to a guy who had just done the Hell Ride and seemed pretty switched on.
He reckons he uses Prolink Chain Lube and he doesn't have to use solvent to clean his chain. I checked out his chain and it was like clean as a whistle. He said Prolink on a rag wiped off all the dirt without solvents.
What gets me is that he also said that although ProLink was used to clean his chain to keep it clean all the time, he got the smoothest well lubed chain operation he'd ever had.
Has anyone used this stuff & does it really work like that?
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Quoted message said:
Originally posted by StevoS
He reckons he uses Prolink Chain Lube and he doesn't
have to use solvent to clean his chain. I checked out his
chain and it was like clean as a whistle...on the outside 😉
Quoted message said:
Has anyone used this stuff & does it really work like that?
If it is the stuff in the little white bottle, I've used it. It
seems to flush out a lot of gunk but that's because it
IS a solvent (at least, that's what it looks like). It's kind
of like spraying your chain with really light kero. It cleans
some stuff off and lubes a bit, but I'm sure the dedicated
chain cleaners out there have better methods. The coke
bottle + citrus cleaner or kero method for example...hippy
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