Posted: 06:49 pm Aug 09 2007
I believe I got my drip bottle at Joes, over in the bicycle dept
But I've seen it at Bi Mart in the gun cleaning supplies too
But I've seen it at Bi Mart in the gun cleaning supplies too
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But I've seen it at Bi Mart in the gun cleaning supplies too
Posted: 07:04 pm Aug 09 2007
If all you are worried about is keeping the o-rings soft and supple I'd think WD40 would work
I think there is more to it than that, I think you need to be lubing it because of the contact points between the chain and the sprockets
On my Vstrom you can really feel a difference when the chain needs cleaning and lubing. The sprockets grab the chain at lower speeds and it makes allot of racket
I think there is more to it than that, I think you need to be lubing it because of the contact points between the chain and the sprockets
On my Vstrom you can really feel a difference when the chain needs cleaning and lubing. The sprockets grab the chain at lower speeds and it makes allot of racket
Posted: 05:36 am Aug 10 2007
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But I did not realised this stuff was red because all the cans had a red cap on the rack when i bought it.
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But I did not realised this stuff was red because all the cans had a red cap on the rack when i bought it.
Posted: 09:07 am Aug 10 2007
Tri-Flow = the poo. That stuff is great on all sorts of bearings and such as well (well, open ones that simply need flushed/lubed regularly...They are all over my kart).