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does wd-40 work as chain grease?

ridebmx925 Posts: 9 Joined: 12/24/2007 Location: Livermore, CA	5/11/2008 5:16 AM ridebmx925 wrote: my freakin chain is makin a hella annoying sound, its very tite but still makes sound. It is the only thing tha makes sound on my bike and that pisses me off. So ya if you want you can tell me if it works ridebmx925 wrote: my freakin chain is makin a hella annoying sound, its very tite but still makes sound. It is the only thing tha makes sound on my bike and that pisses me off. So ya if you want you can tell me if it works Quote Last Post Only my freakin chain is makin a hella annoying sound, its very tite but still makes sound. It is the only thing tha makes sound on my bike and that pisses me off. So ya if you want you can tell me if it works
easymoney66 Posts: 130 Joined: 3/11/2008 Location: ROANOKE, VA	5/11/2008 5:21 AM easymoney66 wrote: yea, it works fine, but it doesnt last as long as the more expensive lubricants from the bike shop easymoney66 wrote: yea, it works fine, but it doesnt last as long as the more expensive lubricants from the bike shop Quote Last Post Only yea, it works fine, but it doesnt last as long as the more expensive lubricants from the bike shop two wheels for life
th3skyizthalimit Posts: 175 Joined: 3/30/2008 Location: HUNTINGTON STATION, NY	5/11/2008 5:22 AM th3skyizthalimit wrote: its ment more for cleaning or getting rust off th3skyizthalimit wrote: its ment more for cleaning or getting rust off Quote Last Post Only its ment more for cleaning or getting rust off
NORCAL Posts:* 67 Joined: 1/10/2008 Location: Yreka, CA	5/11/2008 5:30 AM NORCAL wrote: yea it works...get tri flow insted tho...shits good NORCAL wrote: yea it works...get tri flow insted tho...shits good Quote Last Post Only yea it works...get tri flow insted tho...shits good
Kenny Stanley Posts: 6 Joined: 1/20/2007 Location: Rifle, Co	5/11/2008 5:32 AM Kenny Stanley wrote: yup Kenny Stanley wrote: yup Quote Last Post Only yup
iBike Posts: 260 Joined: 3/21/2008 Location: Garden Grove, CA	5/11/2008 5:40 AM iBike wrote: i heard its bad cause it gets dirt stuck to it iBike wrote: i heard its bad cause it gets dirt stuck to it Quote Last Post Only i heard its bad cause it gets dirt stuck to it
ethan.bmx Posts: 37 Joined: 4/26/2008 Location: g town,	5/11/2008 8:16 AM ethan.bmx wrote: it stoped the squiking on my bike ethan.bmx wrote: it stoped the squiking on my bike Quote Last Post Only it stoped the squiking on my bike you only need 2 wheels
whitey Posts: 100 Joined: 5/15/2007 Location: Bunbury, AUS	5/11/2008 9:14 AM whitey wrote: I wouldnt use it because it will wash all the other grease out. If u have brought a new sprocket or driver and kept the same chain that would be why. Because if you change a driver or sprocket you need to change the chain to. whitey wrote: I wouldnt use it because it will wash all the other grease out. If u have brought a new sprocket or driver and kept the same chain that would be why. Because if you change a driver or sprocket you need to change the chain to. Quote Last Post Only I wouldnt use it because it will wash all the other grease out. If u have brought a new sprocket or driver and kept the same chain that would be why. Because if you change a driver or sprocket you need to change the chain to. PROUD TO BE AN AUSSIE
Jamie Girven Posts: 116 Joined: 3/28/2008 Location: Manchester,	5/11/2008 9:17 AM Jamie Girven wrote: wd 40 is a water displacer , it gets rid of water and prevents rust, ye itll work, but only for a couple of days. gt85 is kind of the same, but is specificaly for bicycles. Jamie Girven wrote: wd 40 is a water displacer , it gets rid of water and prevents rust, ye itll work, but only for a couple of days. gt85 is kind of the same, but is specificaly for bicycles. Quote Last Post Only wd 40 is a water displacer , it gets rid of water and prevents rust, ye itll work, but only for a couple of days. gt85 is kind of the same, but is specificaly for bicycles. jamie girven, aka case hawk.
dalton_ Posts: 60 Joined: 1/20/2008 Location: Fairfield, OH	5/11/2008 2:29 PM dalton_ wrote: wd 40 is a de-greaser, which means its helps take grease off, in turn making your chain squeak more. dalton_ wrote: wd 40 is a de-greaser, which means its helps take grease off, in turn making your chain squeak more. Quote Last Post Only wd 40 is a de-greaser, which means its helps take grease off, in turn making your chain squeak more.
sundaybmxRR Posts: 616 Joined: 7/13/2007 Location: hanover, PA	5/11/2008 3:24 PM sundaybmxRR wrote: use carburetor fluid, i used that and mine works perfect sundaybmxRR wrote: use carburetor fluid, i used that and mine works perfect Quote Last Post Only use carburetor fluid, i used that and mine works perfect get the hell off this site and go ride a fucking bike dammit!!!!!
GutturalGuy40 Posts: 20 Joined: 4/24/2008 Location: WILLIAMSPORT, PA	5/11/2008 4:34 PM NORCAL wrote: yea it works...get tri flow insted tho...shits good NORCAL wrote: yea it works...get tri flow insted tho...shits good GutturalGuy40 wrote: Listen to this guy, tri-flow works amazingly Quote Last Post Only GutturalGuy40 wrote: Listen to this guy, tri-flow works amazingly Quote Last Post Only Listen to this guy, tri-flow works amazingly
reaperrider13 Posts: 78 Joined: 5/08/2008 Location: BAKERSFIELD, CA	5/12/2008 3:14 AM reaperrider13 wrote: tri flow and having your chain tight can also be a culprit reaperrider13 wrote: tri flow and having your chain tight can also be a culprit Quote Last Post Only tri flow and having your chain tight can also be a culprit you can't learn to flow by reading books
aussie_pride Posts: 5 Joined: 4/06/2008 Location: taree, AUS	5/12/2008 3:24 AM aussie_pride wrote: tri flow is the best or any telfon based lubricants or ice wax ur local should have that if they dont ehy dont no what tehre on about aussie_pride wrote: tri flow is the best or any telfon based lubricants or ice wax ur local should have that if they dont ehy dont no what tehre on about Quote Last Post Only tri flow is the best or any telfon based lubricants or ice wax ur local should have that if they dont ehy dont no what tehre on about
peoplethewe Posts: 123 Joined: 1/16/2008 Location: Renton, WA	5/12/2008 5:35 AM peoplethewe wrote: wd 40 is water based and comes off easily. get a good chain grease from your shop, its worth the couple dollars peoplethewe wrote: wd 40 is water based and comes off easily. get a good chain grease from your shop, its worth the couple dollars Quote Last Post Only wd 40 is water based and comes off easily. get a good chain grease from your shop, its worth the couple dollars Everyone needs to believe in something. I believe I'll have another beer

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