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Bike Wash

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  1. Being a newbie to the whole road bike experience, I was wondering if anyone had some tips or suggestions on how to best wash my new bike.

    Thanks😕

  2. timmycfi said:

    Being a newbie to the whole road bike experience, I was wondering if anyone had some tips or suggestions on how to best wash my new bike.

    Thanks😕


    Soap and water, bucket, sponge and elbow grease.

  3. timmycfi said:

    Being a newbie to the whole road bike experience, I was wondering if anyone had some tips or suggestions on how to best wash my new bike.

    Thanks😕


    Here's a pretty good tutorial from Park:

    parktool.comreadhowto.asp

  4. timmycfi said:

    Being a newbie to the whole road bike experience, I was wondering if anyone had some tips or suggestions on how to best wash my new bike.

    Thanks😕


    Yea, pretty much like washing the car; I use simple green on the drivetrain, maybe taking a toothbrush to the chain, spending a few minutes scrubbing it & a gentle rinsing. Dry it it the sun and wipe the chain down well, lube the chain so it won't rust up, and after every couple washings I get a drop or 2 of lube on the moving parts - front & rear derailiers. Drylube is great on the cable ends.

    Peter

  5. pm7771 said:

    Yea, pretty much like washing the car; I use simple green on the drivetrain, maybe taking a toothbrush to the chain, spending a few minutes scrubbing it & a gentle rinsing. Dry it it the sun and wipe the chain down well, lube the chain so it won't rust up, and after every couple washings I get a drop or 2 of lube on the moving parts - front & rear derailiers. Drylube is great on the cable ends.

    Peter


    Thanks All!

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