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Bicycle degreaser

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  1. Found this product, designed for the degreaing of bicycles, on the Simple
    Green site: http://consumer.simplegreen.com/cons_prod_bik_mor.php

    Mark

  2. "Mark" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:U4adnYeMg_2eEY3eRVn-
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    Quoted message said:

    http://consumer.simplegreen.com/cons_prod_bik_mor.php

    That stuff is great. It's not just for bikes. Believe it or not, it's the
    best spot remover I've found for carpet.

  3. Mark said:

    Found this product, designed for the degreaing of bicycles, on the Simple
    Green site: http://consumer.simplegreen.com/cons_prod_bik_mor.php

    Been around for quite a while, actually, but I agree with those who
    argue against obsessing (not implying you're one of them) over (and,
    more specifically, overpaying for) degreasing/cleaning/lubrication
    (particularly vis-a-vis chains).

    For $7.58, you get a gallon of this citrus degreaser from Home Depot
    (http://snipurl.com/h9g0). Dilute it as appropriate, use it in a
    spray bottle, and move on.

    For chain lube, I was using ProLink until I bought the coolest little
    oiler (http://snipurl.com/h9g8) for about nine bucks. Now I'm running
    about 50/50 Mobil 1 and mineral spirits. Cheap. Works. Cleans while
    it lubes . . . and it tastes sensational!

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