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A little chain maintenance
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Posted: 01/27/12
11:32 AM
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I rode my Ninja to work today, it was a little cold in the morning but it's supposed to warm up later. Anyway, my Ninja's chain needed some TLC because it hasn't been oiled in a while. Here's Ari showing me how to clean and oil the chain, because I've never done it on my own.
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Posted: 01/27/12
04:44 PM
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Good job! I think you'll be surprised at how much of an improvement a properly oiled (and adjusted) chain can make.
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hacksaw
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Posted: 01/29/12
01:24 PM
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A little chain maintenance
"....and a little less conversation!" -ElvisPresley 
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joegresh
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Posted: 01/31/12
03:48 AM
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My Rex chain finally died at 22k. I've been working the mooch but at some point you have to give up and spend money.
I just spray lube on 'em. Never really clean them.
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OldMan68
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Posted: 01/31/12
08:50 AM
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Oiling the chain might ruin that pretty rust color on the chain and sprocket.
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Lets Ride
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hacksaw
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Posted: 02/05/12
11:03 PM
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that aint rust, its some kind of gold looking anodized roller pins.
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OldMan68
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Posted: 02/06/12
10:04 AM
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 hacksaw:
that aint rust, its some kind of gold looking anodized roller pins.
Well, that roller pin dust is on the bottom bolt and nut of the sprocket too. 
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Lets Ride
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