How To Clean a Motorcycle Chain - Yamaha WR125x

Quick how to, hope this was easy to follow and will lengthen the life of your chain and sprockets considerably!
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*Parts used in this video
- Chain Cleaning Brush
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-Motocycle chain cleaner
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-Motorcycle Chain Wax
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[@Aevilekimo]

what paddock stand are you using in this video?

[@RossRS]

Thanks for the vid. All I normally do is keep putting wax onto it, never bothered to clean it but after watching this I might go and get the cleaning tool! :)

[@TwoWheelReview]

+Ross RS you'll find that the wax won't soak into the chain aswell if its not clean meaning you will have to use more wax in the long term and not have as long lasting chain and sprockets, ive added links to the description for the products i used, thanks for the comment and i hope you can put this to good use :)

[@stugurr09]

good vid harvey very helpful

[@gelli7761]

Could you make a video on how to clean your bike properly?

[@TwoWheelReview]

+Alpenkraut thanks for the suggestion, video will be in the making!

[@gelli7761]

Thanks! I really look forward to that video!

[@Garybos100]

Hey man great vid and very useful :)

[@TwoWheelReview]

+Gary Bosano glad it was usefull :)

[@dennis200083]

can you do a video how you change your brakes or change tires (when you need to) and maybe how you change your oil?:)

[@dennis200083]

sorry for my bad english.. i'm from germany :)

[@TwoWheelReview]

+dennis Hey Dennis your English is awesome! There is an oil change video for the yamaha wr125x on the channel have a look :) As for brakes and tires possibly in the future but I tend to leave the tires down to the local tire shop and the brakes are pretty universal for a lot of bikes Thanks for the comment Harvey TWR!

[@dennis200083]

+Two Wheel Review thanks mate ! i will buy the wr125x this year too :)

[@TwoWheelReview]

dennis awesome decision Dennis, enjoy!

[@The7HeavensRagnar]

Great video! very useful (: cheers

[@TwoWheelReview]

+Hamza Ar Glad it helped! :)

[@bartom309]

after you let the wax/lube soak in, do you wipe it off?

[@TwoWheelReview]

+Bartek “DoubleRr” Tomaszek Personally I don't wipe the lube off where i applied it (underside of the chain) as its there to lubricate the chain and sprockets but i do wipe the excess lube off the backside of the chain ( facing the rear wheel) as it is more likely to flick off Hope this helped :)

[@bartom309]

+Two Wheel Review If I don't wipe it off, it always gets on my tyre when I start riding but I don't want to wipe it all off. Will try it your way as It actually makes sense, thanks :)

[@MotoManiaPk]

how much horse power is this bike

[@SonaqGaminq]

15hp

[@stgeorge6947]

isn't it better to spray it in the middle kind of thing instead of straight at your disk

[@stgeorge6947]

under the swingarm. thanks for video btw I bought same bike because of u same colour lol

[@harveymoss162]

My name is Harvey

[@TwoWheelReview]

+Harvey Moss Harvey is the best name