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Old 03-17-17 | 07:42 AM
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From: Llano Estacado

Bikes: old clunker

Originally Posted by _ForceD_
Although the chain would be dry, the metal could still oxidize. If I were going to be that particular about my chain...after cleaning it I would completely douse it with WD-40...not for lubrication, but the the "WD" (water displacement) capabilities. Then I'd wipe all the WD-40 off and properly lube it.

Dan
Sorry, but no. The flaw in that approach is that it can be done on the bike, quickly, easily, and with minimal use of resources. Also, it has virtually no ritualistic content and it leaves more time to ride -- few here want that. [/s]
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