Sprint GT Drive Chain Adjustment

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  1. Rocket

    Rocket Well-Known Member

    Oct 29, 2018
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    well the bike I'm getting has 6,000 + owned by an elderly gentleman.......2011 sprint gt.......I'm trading in a harley had 'em for the last 2o years all belt driven......last chain I maintained was on a ten speed bicycle,lol
     
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  2. Rocket

    Rocket Well-Known Member

    Oct 29, 2018
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    and lubing? center stand and spraying it down with a grease of some sort?
     
  3. Sigold83

    Sigold83 New Member

    Mar 30, 2018
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    ScottOiler all the wya. Always had them, and never have to worry about chain lube. Its is worth the investment. On the GT, get the touring double sided delivery system. I use a vacuum version, as I had access to the throttle body, but I hear the electric ones are just as good.
     
  4. Rocket

    Rocket Well-Known Member

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    yeah, I'm lost! ''scottoiler'' is that a canned lube?! vacummed system ! On a chain?! yeah I'm confused, to say the least.
     
  5. Sprinter

    Sprinter Kinigit

    Aug 17, 2014
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    Simple step by step.
    1. Wash chain with toothbrush and paraffin
    2. Have a tea
    3 .With a small paint brush , coat with gear oil. about 10mm for whole chain ,inside and out.
    4 Repeat monthly or every 500 miles.
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  6. t552

    t552 Senior Member

    Nov 17, 2014
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    I understand using gear oil was fine many moons ago,but now with o/x ring chains there can be issues using mineral oil. Modern chain lubes are designed to not affect the rubber.
     
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  7. Rocket

    Rocket Well-Known Member

    Oct 29, 2018
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    ok, that makes sense......So synthetic is more rubber friendly I take it?
     
  8. Rocket

    Rocket Well-Known Member

    Oct 29, 2018
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    ok, that makes sense......So synthetic is more rubber friendly I take it?
     
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