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| #11  30-Jan-2004, 06:54 | ||||
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| With regards to lubing the chain when warm. Go out on a good long run, straight into the garage, rear paddock stand on, whip off the sprocket cover, rag on the floor, loved one to turn the rear whell, spray lube onto the top o the chain on the bottem run as it leave the front sprocket, wipe off excess. job done. The chain will stay warm for some time if it has been on a good run, I alwas did it to my race bike once a day when I came in from the last race, also if you have seen a marshall pick up a chain slung from a race bike you will know that with out gloves the chain will burn the hands before you know it. Chris   |
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