How do you clean inside the links?

[jay clock]

A bath of white spirit - leave a few hours. Then clean with GT85/WD40. Then dry down. Then relube with Finish Line dry. All this guff about interior lube. My method works fine!

 

[Scilly Suffolk]

A bath of white spirit - leave a few hours. Then clean with GT85/WD40. Then dry down. Then relube with Finish Line dry. All this guff about interior lube. My method works fine!

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[DCLane]

Strips of baby wipes.

 

[swee'pea99]

Inside the links. This is a joke, right?

 

[gilespargiter]

I refer you to my latest reply in the rusty chain thread. Wack a bit of mower grease on it every couple of weeks or so, definitely do not waste your time washing all the grit into it.
Not much point using a planet saving bicycle and then washing it obsessively with high tech, non degradable, toxic chemicals every few days.
Your time is far better spent playing with your wife/husband or even drinking coffee.
If you feel a compulsion to mess about more frequently you are probably best off going to see a doctor about your problem.

 

[andrew_s]

Time for a link to The ShelBroCo Bicycle Chain Cleaning System again? Anyone?

Here you are

Incidentally, there's a photo of a Carrababy in use in one of our old club albums. Said baby is now age 38 (ish) and 6' 2".

 

[screenman]

Jet wash, WD40 to clean and dry then lube. I change mine before it needs changing as they are as cheap as chips.

 

[Moodyman]

Your time is far better spent playing with your wife/husband or even drinking coffee.

Great advice