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...just stripped a pair of stubborn Judy forks, everything's now soaking nicely in a bucket of detergent and water......phew! Brute force is always the answer!
Gosh, that was a sweaty time
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It was amass of solid gunk..... any ideas how I can clean out the tubes? I've tried hot water and washing up liquid to limited result.
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BertR00t":2ghb8a48 said:
Excellent, can you recommend a good degreasant please?
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BertR00t":jmqt994q said:
Ah nee bother, I'll ask about, ta though.
And don't get me started on the fight (that I lost I might add!) with trying to get some Oury grips off an older pair of bars..... I think it's down to getting older!!
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Try Jizzer.
gunk, best engine degreaser this side of safteycleen.
buy this, decant it into one of those squirty bottles people like to spray plants with.
wet bike/parts with water
spray gunk on and work with a brush
rinse and hey presto
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Gunk-733-En...qid=1365670669&sr=8-2&keywords=gunk+degreaser
just bear in mind it does exactly that, so if you want grease in the part you will need to regrease (jockey wheels etc)as it will strip it out
buy this, decant it into one of those squirty bottles people like to spray plants with.
wet bike/parts with water
spray gunk on and work with a brush
rinse and hey presto
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Gunk-733-En...qid=1365670669&sr=8-2&keywords=gunk+degreaser
just bear in mind it does exactly that, so if you want grease in the part you will need to regrease (jockey wheels etc)as it will strip it out
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