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Old 27th September 2009
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Bike Maintenance - Chain cleaning WARNING

Having seen the thread XTGirl has posted about DIY repairs, thought It'd be worth mentioning (scaring) the less proficient/experienced home mechanics with this thread link:

How NOT to clean your chain. **GRAPHIC PICS*** : Suzuki GSX-R Motorcycle Forums: Gixxer.com

BEWARE IT CONTAINS GRAPHIC IMAGES OF A HAND INJURY!!!!!

Hope this warning will save someone from harming themselves
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Holy crap!

Next they'll be telling us that sticking your hands into moving machinery is dangerous...
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Yes, that link seems to be doing the rounds on just about every bike forum at the moment.

I guess it points out yet another benefit of having a non-chain final drive.
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