Old 01-02-07 | 08:05 PM
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From: Lenexa, KS

Bikes: 06 Trek 1200 - 98 DB Outlook - 99 DB Sorrento

Originally Posted by N_C
I did find a place to hang the clothes up so they dry, in the coat room they did not remove all of the coat rods & hangars. If rain is forcasted I will take the seat inside & use a bike cover I am going to purchase from Nashbar, or Performance, whom ever has them.

I am planning on leaving my lock(s) locked to the bike rack & I'll keep a small can of WD-40 in my desk drawer for when I need to lube it to keep it operating correctly. Unless I should use something other then WD-40 for this?
Sounds like a plan. Leave the WD-40 at home. It's NOT a lubricant. It's a water displacement catalyst that's good for a few things, like blasting grime and water out of a chain before degreasing and lubricating with a real lube, stopping oxidization, and breaking frozen/rusted fasteners loose.

Use an actual chain lube for your chain. There are DOZENS of different lubes, and it's a holy war, like mac vs. PC, chevy vs. ford, or campy vs. shimano. It comes down to what kind of conditions you'll be riding in and personal preference.
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