Oh my, cleaning a recumbent chain with a toothpick?![]()
Please tell me it was worth it, but don't tell my bike. He will want similar treatment!
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I'm discovering that there's nothing like switching from an oil-based lube to White Lightning to bring out the compulsive tendencies in a person. Have you ever tried to get all of the oil out of anything, much less something with lots of parts? I noticed that there was still some old lube on the inside of the chain links, so after my afternoon ride I found myself cleaning them out with a tootpick (a brush being insufficient for the task), and I have a recumbent, so the chain is really long. I laughed at the twistedness of it, but I have a pretty clean chain now.![]()
Oh my, cleaning a recumbent chain with a toothpick?![]()
Please tell me it was worth it, but don't tell my bike. He will want similar treatment!
Give big space to the festive dog that make sport in the roadway. Avoid entanglement with your wheel spoke.
(Sign in Japan)
1978 Raleigh Gran Prix
2003 EZ Sport AX
Ha,ha! That was pretty funny, now I don't feel so bad about tearing the towels into little strips before twisting them into a form that I can use to "floss" in between each of my chain links!
You've gotta love this board, it makes one feel "normal" after all.![]()
Hee.Another chain fanatic checking in!
I changed from oil to Rock N Roll last year and have become evangelical about a clean and shiny chain ever since! In fact, so much so, that the very sight of a gloopy sticky gunked chain makes me twitch uncontrollably!![]()
Toothpicks, cotton buds/tips, little strips of cloth - use 'em all.
I really should get out more!
But there's nothing more satisfying and cathartic than a shiny, gleaming drivetrain.
Life is Good!