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Stu · 01-10-06, 06:57 PM

01-10-06, 07:02 PM

They work though they do make your wheel oily...

01-10-06, 07:07 PM

looks good
is the bottle on rear foot hanger where u put the oil, it looks small, how long dose it last, do you get oil flicking up all over the place, what oil do you use?

what did you have for tea?

^sorry for all the questions, please feel free to ignore the last one

01-10-06, 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Grinch

They work though they do make your wheel oily...

more oiler than a scottoiler?

Stu · 01-10-06, 07:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hovi5

looks good - Thanks
is the bottle on rear foot hanger where u put the oil, - yes it looks small, how long dose it last, - at least a good few thousand miles (2 or 3 anyway)do you get oil flicking up all over the place, - a little not unbearably so (cleans off easily with white spirit/parrafin) goes on the wheel rather than the tyre. It's better if you start off your ride each day slowly through town, rather than straight to 60mph+ what oil do you use? - Have used engine oil, used engine oil -(a bit messy) currently using Gear oil that I got off eBay for a £1
what did you have for tea? - Currently tucking into Beetroot and Creme Fraiche soup thanks for asking

^sorry for all the questions, please feel free to ignore the last one

01-10-06, 07:43 PM

ooowww that wheel

01-10-06, 08:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hovi5

Quote:

Originally Posted by Grinch

They work though they do make your wheel oily...

more oiler than a scottoiler?

01-10-06, 08:45 PM

keep your wheel clean and dont spend so much on oil, put the money you save towards a new chain and sprocks more regular.

Stu · 01-10-06, 09:32 PM

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Originally Posted by kwak zzr

ooowww that wheel

Some of us ride rather than clean!.
That is after 150* miles this weekend on 2 IAM rides - today's very wet, just ask Gmonsta or Bullwinkle. *Plus all my commuting miles, can't remember the last time I cleaned it.
I would rather have a dirty wheel which takes a couple of mins to clean, than a siezed chain.

Stu · 01-10-06, 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by kwak zzr

keep your wheel clean and dont spend so much on oil, put the money you save towards a new chain and sprocks more regular.

Put the money I save on oil to new chain and sprocket sets - Now I know were I've been going wrong! Thanks so much

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01-10-06, 07:02 PM	#2
Grinch Guest Posts: n/a	They work though they do make your wheel oily...

01-10-06, 07:07 PM	#3
hovis Guest Posts: n/a	looks good is the bottle on rear foot hanger where u put the oil, it looks small, how long dose it last, do you get oil flicking up all over the place, what oil do you use? what did you have for tea? ^sorry for all the questions, please feel free to ignore the last one

01-10-06, 07:43 PM	#6
kwak zzr Guest Posts: n/a	ooowww that wheel

01-10-06, 08:45 PM	#8
kwak zzr Guest Posts: n/a	keep your wheel clean and dont spend so much on oil, put the money you save towards a new chain and sprocks more regular.