Fletch
Member
I am using the dry teflon spray from Lowes to lube the chain, but I still get grease from the engine on the chain, which gets flung onto the rear rim.
Is there some way of placing some kind of rubber seal behind the drive sprocket to keep grease from constantly getting all over?
I find myself wiping down my chain and rim constantly. It isn't a lot, but kind of "spatter". I only have caliper brakes, so I need to keep grease off the rims. The chain guard may have helped a little, but broke off... and the problem is with the grease being flung down more than up.
Is there some way of placing some kind of rubber seal behind the drive sprocket to keep grease from constantly getting all over?
I find myself wiping down my chain and rim constantly. It isn't a lot, but kind of "spatter". I only have caliper brakes, so I need to keep grease off the rims. The chain guard may have helped a little, but broke off... and the problem is with the grease being flung down more than up.