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Don’t forget to use Craftsman Motor goose baby nipple lube on the compression pinch joints on the underside of the chain grease release valve
How often do you lubricate your chain?
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Some people like to over do it. It’s like changing your oil every 1000 miles or less. It makes us feel all fuzzy and warm inside .
its more the roller to bush surface.
the oring covered grease is only between pin and bush.
but...whatever.
everyone ,chain factory, engineers, motorcycle factory, with the exception of the new regina chain , tell you: grease your chain.
they should know what they talk about?
the oring covered grease is only between pin and bush.
but...whatever.
everyone ,chain factory, engineers, motorcycle factory, with the exception of the new regina chain , tell you: grease your chain.
they should know what they talk about?
Grease it... Not oil it
Roller contacts sprocket. Metal to metal. Better if some grease molecules in between to take some load. But it’s a open system so what ya gonna do? Pull over every 5 mins? No. This is the land of the free. They are easily swapped out relatively inexpensive wearable parts.
Ride it like you stole it : )
Roller contacts sprocket. Metal to metal. Better if some grease molecules in between to take some load. But it’s a open system so what ya gonna do? Pull over every 5 mins? No. This is the land of the free. They are easily swapped out relatively inexpensive wearable parts.
Ride it like you stole it : )
Thanks for that clarification. Makes sense. There has to be some movement occurring between roller and bush so lube in there would be useful. Spraying at the oring would naturally send lube to that gap especially when chain is hot (which is usually recommended).
All this talk is inspiring me to give my bike some maintenance love since it's too cold to ride anyway.
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