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I think I could do with one (taking a chain off is way too involved for me), which I will probably use with paraffin. Therefore, I would like a robust one!
Anyone?
http://www.nenviro.com/products/+Anti+Bac+Cleaner+Degreaser.html
How many times do i have to tell people, just buy this its the best at a faction of the cost!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[url= http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=8207 ]Something like this[/url]
Let me know when you have it as I could do with a shot please!
I use the Park Tools one. 1st class, but you can't beat getting the chain off for cleaning other bits.
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Old toothbrush and some bio-degradable de-greaser does the job for me (when I can be bothered).
Finish line citrus, they is someone on eBay doing 5L of similar stuff quite cheap.
I've not cleaned a chain in years other than when generally washing the bike
I use Rock 'N' Roll extreme lube so the chain is always shiny & clean, chains seem to last a good bit longer than when I used conventional lubes.
squiff, I was in until I saw £10 delivery!!! Ouch!
I'll get me one of those chain cleaners Dick, thanks.
2 litre bottle of citrus degreaser from Poundland
1/2 inch paintbrush from a set of ten paintbrushes from Poundland
get the chain and sprockets well wetted with degreaser go away have cup of tea come back with watering can rinse off degreaser and
T'DAAA shiny clean drivetrain
I like [url= http://www.green-oil.net/ ]Green Oil's chain cleaner[/url]. A few drops on the chain, ride around for a bit, rinse with cold water, et voila - shiny clean chain ready for oiling.
I second the green chain cleaner stuff. Drip it onto the chain, go for a cup of tea, then scrub the chain with a toothbrush or similar and rinse. Works nicely and does not contaminate the garden with nasty chemicals.
As an aside, I have also been pleasantly surprised by the performance of the green oil - works well and smells nice too.