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Uploaded by on Apr 25, 2009

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  • how much is that machine cost???????? (the blue one):))

    thx

  • @tibuflavius ~$20. Go to Spadout.com and search from "Cyclone"

  • @tibuflavius ~$20. Spadout.com & search for "Cyclone"

  • nice thanks

  • No problem. Thanks for the feedback.

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  • Napoleon Dynamite cleaning a bike chain.

  • @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.

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  • Uh, oil typically doesn't "dry". Especially not in a few minutes.

  • I have that cleaning tool.. SO Great.. It really cleans my chain pretty well.

  • Hahhaah that guys voice. Nice vid though thanks!

  • 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.

  • @dahgutone I 100% agree. if you read my comment, I say use wd40 for cleaning, than lubricate.

  • 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.

  • @dahgutone 5 year old chain, ride almost daily, chain is as new.

  • @garagecrap

    You must have one fucked up chain then. You never use WD-40 to clean your chain or lubricate it.

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