country joe
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do you have one you never use, looking to buy second hand.
Park chain cleaner bath CM5
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country joe
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Thought with the mickle method there would be a few of these redundant,
but it doesnt look like that.
but it doesnt look like that.
Joe24
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country joe said:
Why dont you just use the Mickle method then?
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country joe
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I am iwas going to use it as a back up, i could also see what method i like best.
Mr Pig
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I think I have one of these, I'll get back to you.
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country joe
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Mr Pig said:
Cheers for that.
Mr Pig
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Oh rats, I forgot all about this! Sorry, I'll check tonight. I know I have a chain cleaner, I know it's blue! ;0)
Mr Pig
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It's a Finish Line one. No use?
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country joe
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Sorry it was a park i was looking for, i do have another make, but I'm not impressed,
Anyway thanks for looking, i appreciate that.
Anyway thanks for looking, i appreciate that.
Mr Pig
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The best idea is to fit a quick link and take the chain off for cleaning.
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country joe
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hi, MR Pig,
To tell you the truth, ive started using the Mickle method, and im happy with it,
I just wanted the Park bath, as its supposed to be the best,
And i wanted to see, what makes the better job?
CJ.
To tell you the truth, ive started using the Mickle method, and im happy with it,
I just wanted the Park bath, as its supposed to be the best,
And i wanted to see, what makes the better job?
CJ.
CJ, the 'mickle method' and the park tool cleaner do the job differently. One isn't simply better than the other.
You'll have to decide which method you believe to be best, and it's not something you can assess by just looking at the results. You need to understand the differences. Do have a go and see what you think but do keep it in mind that they are different.
You'll have to decide which method you believe to be best, and it's not something you can assess by just looking at the results. You need to understand the differences. Do have a go and see what you think but do keep it in mind that they are different.
Mr Pig
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I like to remove the chain, totally strip and degrease it, wash and dry it and re-lubricate it. I've done that for years and you can really feel the difference when you put the clean chain on.
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country joe
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I realise taking the chain off is a good method, but i would find it too much bother,
im always looking at different methods,
Which brings me to, has anyone tried Finish line Grunge brush?
im always looking at different methods,
Which brings me to, has anyone tried Finish line Grunge brush?
Mr Pig
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country joe said:
It's the fastest and easiest way to do it and gives great results.
