You should not use WD40 on your chain. It will penetrate the O Rings and disolve the lubricants behing them. Kerosene is thicker than WD 40 and will not penetrate the O Rings.
I’ve yet to have WD40 penetrate O-rings and I’ve cleaned my chains for years with it. It’s not to do with the viscosity of the fluid in this case. If your O rings seal then neither kerosene or WD40 will pass. If they’re old and worn then both WD40 and Kerosene will pass.
Thanks for sharing your cleaning tips. I’m glad you did not dirty your white washed wall, behind your motor-bike. How long does the WD-40 take, to dry thoroughly? Will the later washing cause rusting, where the WD-40 was?
Yes they’re disposable latex gloves, we sell them on our online shop but you’ll be able to get them from most motor factors too. They stop oil getting engrained into your hands.
I was wondering which autoglym products you use exactly?
i already have a alloy polish
im putting together a shopping list and so far can only remember water based and oil based degreasers, is there a particular wax or polish you recommend or any other product?
I HATE RAIN!!!!!!! (nice vid.. cheers)
You should not use WD40 on your chain. It will penetrate the O Rings and disolve the lubricants behing them. Kerosene is thicker than WD 40 and will not penetrate the O Rings.
Hi there
I’ve yet to have WD40 penetrate O-rings and I’ve cleaned my chains for years with it. It’s not to do with the viscosity of the fluid in this case. If your O rings seal then neither kerosene or WD40 will pass. If they’re old and worn then both WD40 and Kerosene will pass.
Cheers
Nick Hine
cheerios?
noooooooo!!!! y did u put wd40 on ur chain thats sooooo bad, say bye bye 2 mister o ring
No, WD40 is Kerosene based so doesn’t deteriorate O rings.
very good tips for us as a biker…. keep up the good tips my man… regards from me….
haha I like the miles inches gallons and feet instead of centimeters! Awesome video’s!
excellent video Nick, that’s bike-cleaning-porn at it’s best =)
Cheers
Excellent Thanks..
Great Video!
Thanks for the tips!
you’re a legend……. cool video and can you pop around to my house and clean my road bike and my mx bikes….cheers
You are a real pro.
My bike got cleaned and is shining most of the time.
Thanks.
What do you use to clean under the seats and around the battery area???? Its very dusty and dirty down there.
Hi there
I use a rag and WD40 usually.
Cheers
Nick Hine
Thanks for sharing your cleaning tips. I’m glad you did not dirty your white washed wall, behind your motor-bike. How long does the WD-40 take, to dry thoroughly? Will the later washing cause rusting, where the WD-40 was?
Thank you soooo much for this video! Very thorough and professional.
Thanks man, nice video’s, helped alot!
what kind of gloves are you wearing in this? disposable?
Hi there
Yes they’re disposable latex gloves, we sell them on our online shop but you’ll be able to get them from most motor factors too. They stop oil getting engrained into your hands.
Cheers
Nick Hine
Hi there.where can i find the wd40?how will i ask for it ?
I get it from the local motor factors EK Brakes. They supply garages etc rather than the general public, but will still sell over the counter to you.
Kind regards
Nick Hine
Ace Videos, just what i was looking for
I was wondering which autoglym products you use exactly?
i already have a alloy polish
im putting together a shopping list and so far can only remember water based and oil based degreasers, is there a particular wax or polish you recommend or any other product?
ha you can get WD40 for any shop!
This is a very VERY good video. I am very impressed. Thank you very much.