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-Christian LRRS/CCS HasBeen ECK Racing
2011 Pit Bike Race CHAMPION!
[quote=Dip Dungles;1123446]LOWE'S
http://www.lowes.com/pd_213197-39963...ant&facetInfo=
Last edited by Hammerspur; 12-01-11 at 12:07 PM.
"A skittish motorcycle with a touch of blood in it is better than all the riding animals on Earth."
T.E. Lawrence
[quote=Dip Dungles;1123446]Amazon - I bought my Dupont Chain Lube from here....
There’s just engineering, skill, and luck.
-1988 Kawasaki Ninja 750 - sold
-1997 Honda CBR600F3 - sold
-2011 Ducati Streetfighter S - current
just an FYI the honda polish is now called "original" and its in a black and pink can
2010 tC
no bike
Awesome thank you. I will head to Lowes tonight. Best part about Original is that it is alot cheaper then the Original Honda polish. I picked up a case of 12 for $50. Except you loose that great smell.
Instead of using the Teflonf multi-use, I use the Teflon chain-saver (yellow can), which is designed specifically for motorcycle chains and IMHO works better than anything else I have ever used. It costs about $6/can at Walmart. You can also get it order at Lowes.
Here is a comparison between Teflonf multi-use and Teflon chain-saver.
That's the point of chain LUBE. To LUBRICATE. And you're right, that stuff is nice and slick, which is why people love it so much for their chain. But guess what? ALL chain lube and wax is designed to be slippery. Any of it will be bad to leave all over your tires. Clean it up if you miss. A lot of people provide the tip of holding a sheet of cardboard behind the chain to make the process easier.
nedirtriders.com
They mentioned that because the purpose of this thread was asking how to get CHAIN LUBE off of your wheels. They are recommending chain lubes that may fly off onto the wheels less, making them easier to clean in the future.
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Here: Amazon.com: dupont teflon multi-use lubricant
--Jesse
2001 SV650s