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jmrivet 14 Nov 2007 04:39

lubrication for drive chain
 
Hi

i have a very simple and dumb question: i have a 95 XT600 and was wondering whether the drive chain should be lubricated? and if yes, can anyone recomend a good lubricating stuff

thanks in advance

JMR

Dodger 14 Nov 2007 06:01

Yes it does need lubricating.
PJ1 is a good spray on lubricant .
Chain oilers are very good as well , look in the forum for info on Scottoilers and Loobman .
Choose whichever you think fits your requirement the best .

jallen 14 Nov 2007 14:39

Oil for KLR-650 and Honda XL1000 Varadero
 
I usually use Bel-Ray multipurpose drive-chain oil. It's a little expensive but very, very useful. Periodically you have to clean all the chain with kerosene or DW-40 to take the dirt off.

yhprum 14 Nov 2007 14:43

I just read about this last week, havent had time to try it, but it sounds promising.
Teflon Chain Lube
Good Luck, Steve

zap2504 14 Nov 2007 16:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by yhprum (Post 159205)
I just read about this last week, havent had time to try it, but it sounds promising.
Teflon Chain Lube

You beat me to it as I posted this same response to a different thread at the HUBB.

Another place to gain opinions on chain lubes is at the AdvRider forum (ADVrider - Powered by vBulletin).

Moto Zulu 15 Nov 2007 18:01

cheap
 
Hi Guys,

I do it low budget and use chainsaw oil and a brush. Its more messing but works well and its very cheap compairing to chain spray. I payed 102 Rand (10,50 Euro) for 5 ltr. chain saw oil. That will last me as long as 30 chain sprays or even longer.

regards

Thomas

Fran 15 Nov 2007 18:14

80W-90 gear oil. Yes: the same you put in a truck engine. The best choice, in my opinion. And cheap. Try it.

Fran

jmrivet 16 Nov 2007 12:01

many thanks to all for you replies

will go ahead and lubricate the chain indeed

Kind regards

JMR


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