This advises I leave the lube on after it's applied, which is contrary to another I just watched wherein the narrator warns against leaving the full amount of lube on as it is excessive. Thanks for the gear shift distribution tip and a demonstration on the used of the chain cleaner.
Don't dribble lube on the whole chain, you put a dot of lube on each pivot point on each side of the chain, run the chain a few times, then wipe off the excess. Takes a little longer but is the right way to do it.
You can't clean chain with that thing. You saturate the chain with W40, than run chain through a towel, than lubricate well, than rub through towel again and you're done.
the way he discriminantly lubed the chain is incorrect. you want to put a small drop of lube onto each link. when you have covered every link you run the chain a few times then wipe out any excess lube from the chain. This way you prevent the dirt and debris from latching onto your chain and wearing out the chain and transmission prematurely.
Uh, oil typically doesn't "dry". Especially not in a few minutes.
TheNomdeguerre 3 weeks ago
I have that cleaning tool.. SO Great.. It really cleans my chain pretty well.
thugricanz 7 months ago
Hahhaah that guys voice. Nice vid though thanks!
movezig1 8 months ago
Napoleon Dynamite cleaning a bike chain.
balinmar 9 months ago 9
This advises I leave the lube on after it's applied, which is contrary to another I just watched wherein the narrator warns against leaving the full amount of lube on as it is excessive. Thanks for the gear shift distribution tip and a demonstration on the used of the chain cleaner.
quartercherries 10 months ago
Don't dribble lube on the whole chain, you put a dot of lube on each pivot point on each side of the chain, run the chain a few times, then wipe off the excess. Takes a little longer but is the right way to do it.
jsblgb65 1 year ago
PLEASE HELP MY CHAIN CAME OFF FROM THE CIRCLE THINGY I HAVE NO FRIKIN IDEA HOW TO PUT BACK!! HELP!
JuStInBiEbErR0CKS 1 year ago
Nice job!
givemetoast 1 year ago
how much is that machine cost???????? (the blue one):))
thx
tibuflavius 1 year ago
@tibuflavius ~$20. Go to Spadout.com and search from "Cyclone"
spadoutDOTcom 1 year ago
@tibuflavius ~$20. Spadout.com & search for "Cyclone"
spadoutDOTcom 1 year ago
quick and easy. Thanks.
jasonbadler 1 year ago
You can't clean chain with that thing. You saturate the chain with W40, than run chain through a towel, than lubricate well, than rub through towel again and you're done.
garagecrap 2 years ago
@garagecrap you never put wd40 on a chain moron
forrest751 1 year ago
@garagecrap
You must have one fucked up chain then. You never use WD-40 to clean your chain or lubricate it.
dahgutone 1 year ago
@dahgutone 5 year old chain, ride almost daily, chain is as new.
garagecrap 1 year ago
@garagecrap
Here we go...
WD-40 is a solvent, NOT a lubricant.
WD-40 says it's a lubricant, it's a lubricant, blah blah blah.
It's not...
When it was developed in the 1950s, it was used as a rust preventative solvent and de-greaser on missile parts.
It will actually strip away any existing lubricant and leave your drivetrain dry.
You don't have to believe me. It's your bike, your chain, your money.
dahgutone 1 year ago 4
@dahgutone I 100% agree. if you read my comment, I say use wd40 for cleaning, than lubricate.
garagecrap 1 year ago
the way he discriminantly lubed the chain is incorrect. you want to put a small drop of lube onto each link. when you have covered every link you run the chain a few times then wipe out any excess lube from the chain. This way you prevent the dirt and debris from latching onto your chain and wearing out the chain and transmission prematurely.
Tikmondo 2 years ago
nice thanks
elemineseslapolla 2 years ago
No problem. Thanks for the feedback.
spadoutDOTcom 2 years ago