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Old 08-06-18 | 08:04 AM
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Bikes: Curtis Inglis Road, 80's Sekai touring fixie

Originally Posted by SoldSpartan
Right now its pretty muddied, should I worry how long I let my bicycle sit with the dirt on it?
It is not only the dirt, which contains grit that will wear the chain and gears/cogs, it is the water that will damage the steel in the chain.

So rinsing it off and drying after a ride is a good idea.

If it has physical chunks of mud stuck to the chain, you might want to be lubing it after the rinse as well.
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