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Re: [ST] Chain lubing, the process...



On Mon, 9 Apr 2001, Paul Fox wrote:

>  > Doesn't the ST come stock with a centerstand?
>  > 
> 
> yes, but he said he has an RS.  :-)
> 
>  > > 
>  > > Orkley dorkley folks, here's the question.  I have an RS sans centerstand,
>  > > no Pit Bull or the like either.  What is the best method for lubing the
>  > > chain, given my current limitations.  (I will be getting the centerstand,
>  > > eventually...)
> 
> i think you lube a little, walk the bike forward, lube a little more,
> repeat until done.  or get a friend to do the walking forward while you
> do the lubing.

or the time tested sport bike trip where you put the bike on the
side stand, lean the bike towards you (of course you are on the
left of the bike) so the rear tire is off the ground and you can
spin the rear. I have seen some guys that can lean the bike against
their body and thus spin/spray at the same time. Personally on the
9 I had to spin - drop - spray - repeat. Of course this was on road
trips only, where at home I had a pit bull stand :-)

But of course, with the ST, I won't be having any of those problems :-)

t.

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