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Old 02-10-06, 11:00 AM   #11
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They work though they do make your wheel oily...
more oiler than a scottoiler?

more oiler than a scottoiler?
much much more... and I don't clean my bike either.. its just minging all the time.
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Old 02-10-06, 11:46 AM   #12
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Old 02-10-06, 12:04 PM   #13
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Thats just wrong...

you only paid 6 months tax...
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Old 02-10-06, 02:30 PM   #14
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dam its due it was to split it up from the car so they dont both come at once
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Old 02-10-06, 02:33 PM   #15
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I thought you weren't supposed to use gear oil?
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Old 02-10-06, 04:00 PM   #16
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What oil should I use?
In a 'total loss' system such as a motorcycle chain almost any oil can be used. LoobMan recommends ordinary engine oil (any grade). Petroleum based EP80 gear oil is recommended for chains by Honda, Takasago etc and used by most race teams. Thin oils spread better, thick oils stick better. It's up to you.
Can't remember if I got the idea from anywhere else. Was trying to get a heavier oil to stop fling but Kwak would tell you it hasn't worked.
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Old 02-10-06, 05:02 PM   #17
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That picture disapoints me for two reasons...

1) You don't ride enough
2) The chain is the only bit there that really needs to be clean, and it isn't
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Old 02-10-06, 05:10 PM   #18
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i do ride the bike you know its just that i spend hours and hours and hours cleaning the thing and i do clean the links of the chain but you carnt tell must get a gold chain they look cool.
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Old 02-10-06, 06:09 PM   #19
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There is going to be one happy buyer Kwak, whenever you decide to trade up!
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Old 02-10-06, 06:44 PM   #20
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trade up to what luke? i'm happy with the sv at mo but might consider a big v twin next year.
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