How To Clean & Lubricate Your Motorcycle Chain With No Center Stand
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Short answer: use a car jack =)
Time for some bike maintenance. Covering the transmission part, by cleaning and lubricating the chain and sproket.
And yes, my bike does need some cleaning on the bottom half, it's all being taken care of.
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Great video man. Just remember to place a piece of cardboard behind the chain infront of the rear wheel to prevent the chain degreaser and chain lubricant from contacting your rear tire as it eill make it very slippery especially when taking a corner.
Thanks for the tip! =D
after cleaning, making sure no degreaser is on tire, I like to ride the bike with dry chain just a mile or two to heat it up before applying the new chain grease. this makes the grease penetrate better when chain is hot and keeps the chain from slinging the oil all over my rims.
Great tips! Thanks for sharing =)
You have some kinks in your chain. It may be time for a new one.
You have to replace your chain, it looks like stuck in couple places. Probably o-orings are crusched and it rust inside.
Yup. The chain was replaced a couple of weeks afer this video.
soo let's say I'm traveling... do I travel with a jack stand? 😂
Obrigada. Cheers from Greece.
Interesting. This would certainly work. If you are traveling this would mean you have to drag this car jack around.
Man that chain was dryer than a feminists box. That lubrocation was urgent
Same input music, I also have nc ... thanks for the sharing
abraço companheiro
Aswome, Thanks for watching. Abraço
I like this idea. But doesn't it put significant pressure on the kickstand?
Do you think this would work on a heavier bike? I ride a hayabusa
I don't see why not, but i've never tried it on a heavy bike. To be safe, you can place the jack under the lower part of the bike frame and lift it from there, works just as well. =)
Nice tip, but I think it would be easy just to get a back stand for the bike, it saves you loads of trouble.
Of course that the back stand is not a practical thing to carry on the bike
Yeah those stands are the best for this. But it's a problem for people that don't have garages and/or need to carry it to another place like you said. Thanks for sharing =D
you can easily buy a rear stand at the same price, or cheaper.
the chain looks like it has sooo many kinks
Indeed. It was in the end of its lifespan and has already been replaced.
Quantos km tem essa moto? A corrente já tem pontos rijos :o
22.000km. A corrente estava bastante seca e solta, depois de oleada já não ficou com as deformações.
Dan Moto Adventures Fogo, metes muitos km na moto, esse modelo é recente, por isso andas bastante xD
Tem 9 meses. Mota minha não fica guardada na garagem, é para aproveitar ao máximo. Felizmente esta aguenta os Km =P
Dan Moto Adventures Eu meto por volta de 15000km ano na minha, tem 31000km e está como nova, nem riscos nem nada! :D
Bela dica ;)
Bro just by a groller stand. 30 bucks and much more compact.