
WD40 on a chain driven motorcycle?
- storysunfolding
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35,000 miles is way more than what I get out of my chains. I still get more mileage than other 599 owners but compared to other bikes my 20,000 miles is a bit low.
This chain and sprocket set I'm trying the bare minimum of cleaning and lubing just to see if it makes a difference. 12,000 miles and counting!
This chain and sprocket set I'm trying the bare minimum of cleaning and lubing just to see if it makes a difference. 12,000 miles and counting!
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are you saying that you shouldn't use kerosene on the chain? i thought that was fine for cleaning?mazer wrote:Since WD40 is kerosene based you should not use it on any rubber or vinyl. Avoid the chain, tires, cables and the instrument panel
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