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What of you reckon about this chaps?
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early April Fool?
No way
Interesting stuff. Graphite is a good lubricant, dunno whether this is the correct application but the (admittedly biased) test reports suggest that it works well.
The jockey wheel iteslf won't break the bank at 20 Euros, whether it's money well spent depends on how the rest of the drivetrain wears with it.
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their cabon blocks for motorbikes look interesting: http://www.carbonforbikes.com/index.php?cat=c12_KTM-EXC-E-125-200-250-300.html&XTCsid=f3940039997048a635df1d1fc2d720e3
Put some butter in't fridge, get small diameter cookie cutter, make your own!
The graphite will have a low level of friction but I doubt it will have the juiciness to replace lubing. How would the outer plates be kept free from rust?
This is why butter is best.
Use a stainless steel chain.Herman Shake - Member
How would the outer plates be kept free from rust?