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Reddit mentions of Muc Off Chain Cleaner, 400 Milliliters - Water-Soluble, Biodegradable Motorcycle Chain Cleaner Spray - Suitable for O, X and Z-Ring Chains
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of Muc Off Chain Cleaner, 400 Milliliters - Water-Soluble, Biodegradable Motorcycle Chain Cleaner Spray - Suitable for O, X and Z-Ring Chains. Here are the top ones.
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SPARKLING FINISH: Premium motorcycle chain cleaner that uses a unique formula to rapidly shred grime to remove contaminants and leave the entire chain sparkling.EASY RINSE: Our water-soluble formula is super easy to rinse off so that you can clean up and saddle up again in no time at all.BIODEGRADABLE: Fully biodegradable chain cleaner that is just as friendly on the environment as it is on your ride.SUITABLE FOR ALL MOTORBIKES: Whether you’re hitting the tarmac or going rogue off-road, Muc-Off Motorcycle Chain Cleaner is the ultimate post-ride chain cleaner. It’s safe to use on rubber, metal and carbon fibre components and suitable for O, X and Z-ring moto chains.SWEET FRAGRANCE: Did we mention that Muc-Off Motorcycle Chain Cleaner has a lush Watermelon fragrance? What’s not to love … now your ride can smell as sweet as it looks!
Specs:
| Height | 3.93700787 Inches |
| Length | 5.905511805 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 500ml |
| Weight | 0.8157103694 Pounds |
| Width | 3.93700787 Inches |
You're going to need a chain brush, chain cleaner and chain lube regardless. So buy them now, try clean it up and if it has no rust on, you should be good.
Chain brush
Chain cleaner (this really helps!)
I've had slight rust on a chain before on one spot, this cleaned it right up. To be completely honest, that chain looks done though. Get a new one to be on the safe side.
> Is there a particular crash bar or bung that is considered better than another? (I know this will vary from one bike to another but any recommendations?)
I tend to favour bars over bungs.
Reason being is that they tend to protrude more, they're a little more ugly depending on who you ask but who cares if it's all about safety and keeping the bills low?
> any recommendations for cleaning and maintenance products?
I like "muc-off", personally as far as cleaning goes. You just spray this stuff on, leave it 5 minutes and rinse off.
For cleaning your chain I recommend the good old toothbrush and some chain cleaner.
For chain lube, I think the general go-to is dry lube.
> I'd actually live to make a bike maintenance product and timescale recommendation superthread if that's allowed?
I'm not sure - but there is a motouk subreddit wiki.