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Re: Cleaning chains
- Subject: Re: Cleaning chains
- From: mfay@xxxxxxxxx (Martin Fay)
- Date: Tue, 25 Jul 2000 08:55:56 +0100
I work with a guy who has a stump where his right thumb should be
after a dumb attempt to clean the chain on his Honda SuperDream.
I'll echo Scott, Don't even consider it!
Martin
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It seems like an easy way to get the chain really clean, really quick - Put
the bike on its centerstand or a race lift while idling in first gear, soak
a rag in solvent and lightly grasp the moving chain with the rag.
The next thing to know is that you should have a rag dampened with clean
water nearby to wrap the severed ends of your fingers in as your riding
buddy dials 911.
I was the buddy. DON'T DO IT!
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