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Old 05-15-2008   #31 (permalink)
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On the issue of Scottoiler , Duckmann and I have been toying with the idea of cutting a hole and mounting a rubber grommet on top of the chain cover and turning the oil breather tube around and let it self oil the chain....kinda kill two birds with one stone. Get rid of the hassle of cleaning the oil breather AND oiling the chain.....hmmmmm it could work.
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The Dupont Teflon dry wax lube is available from Lowe's Hardware for around $5 per 11oz can.
I use the Dupont as well. Works great, cheap, doesn't fling off, nuff said.
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I'm just a little curious - can anyone give me a ball park figure of what a new chain for a Bonneville 2001 - 2008 goes for? Where I'm going with this is, if it is fairly cheap, and I get 2 years out of a chain, then hell, just replace it like you would with tires - No?
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The Dupont Teflon dry wax lube is available from Lowe's Hardware for around $5 per 11oz can.
Yep, been using it ever since Motorcycle Consumer News did a chain lube test/survey a few years ago. Works great. Easy to apply and stays on the chain.
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