On Mon, 09 Jun 2003 23:10:13 +0000, jobst.brand wrote:
> The rate of wear being primarily dependent on how clean the chain is internally. It has little to
> do with external cleanliness, the place that gets the most attention on chains.
As a small testiment to that, I was watching the local coverage/hype for the
US-Pro/bank-name-of-the-week race last Sunday here in Philadelphia. It showed a team mechanic,
apparently well-paid for his work, cleaning the chain on a bike. Chain was on the bike. He was
drizzling oil on the chain and wiping it down with a rag, thus making sure to embed lots of
grit inside.
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