How not to clean your bike chain ~NSFW~
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How not to clean your bike chain ~NSFW~
Look what happened to this guys hand after he tried cleaning his chain on his Suzuki GSXR.
Warning for those who have a weak stomach.
~NWS~~NWS~
http://www.gixxer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=242261
Warning for those who have a weak stomach.
~NWS~~NWS~
http://www.gixxer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=242261
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Not clicking either....I heard he lost his hand and was ragging on somebody on the internet and the other person ragged on him back and said, "atleast I can type with two hands" or something like that, haha.
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WD40 and a rag? This guy is an idiot. If he had just used a brush like a normal person, he would probably have all his fingertips still. 
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With modern chains, you are not lubricating so much as cleaning when you use a chain lube. O-ring chains are self lubricated.
WD40 actually eats the rubber in the O-rings, so you shouldn't even be using that.
WD40 actually eats the rubber in the O-rings, so you shouldn't even be using that.
