Since most sportbikes have riveted chains I don't think there is much danger of soaking them.
Since most sportbikes have riveted chains I don't think there is much danger of soaking them.
Originally Posted by Bueller
Again this is the CSC so anything is possible
No doubt about the future, No regrets about the past!
How does riveted vs. clip type make a difference?
2008 Honda CBR600RR - Graffiti
2002 Yamaha WR250F
A rivet type can be taken off easier. Im thinking he was joking
No doubt about the future, No regrets about the past!
Actually the other way around, you have to break a riveted chain, whereas the clip master comes apart easier and is reusable.
lol, see us CSC guys are confused
No doubt about the future, No regrets about the past!
And thank god for that.....it keeps things entertaining.
That being said, the DID site used to recommend using Kerosense to clean as well as the back of the box that the chain comes in. I've used the stuff for years without issue and it cleans effectively, and I've never had an o-ring let go because of it.
I have been using Honda's HP lube for post cleaning and been pleased with it as well because it goes on and then the liquid evaporates off leaving a dry film of lubricant (teflon I think). Again, been using it for years without any issues.
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Last edited by rybo; Mon Mar 21st, 2011 at 04:37 PM.
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