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hey all,

well i finally cleaned and serviced my chain after being due for a while. i read all the reports about people loving the grunge brush, well i went on my to locate one locally and had no such luck, but i stopped by a local cycle gear shop and they had this:

Cycle Gear - STOCKTON TOOL COMPANY: Grime Minister Chain Brush,

which as you see is on sale!! :hurray::hurray:

so i thought i would first spread the news about these the really good deal on these brushes, i have no idea how long they are on sale for but if you are in the market for one and live near a cycle gear it's a great buy! and it worked awesome.

i also wanted to share what i used to clean my chain with and another cycle shop showed this to me:
Cycle Gear - MAXIMA: Clean Up Air-Filter Cleaner and Chain/Sprocket Degreaser,
it worked very well with the brush.

anyways, the chain got super clean, and then i checked it, tightened it, then threw on some dupont teflon chain lube. now i am excited to get on it and see how it feels :thumbup:
 

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Yeah that looks suspiciously like a grunge brush rebrand/copy. Glad it worked for you. I've got one, but it doesn't seem to work all that well for me. Used a toothbrush until recently, and I decided to get lazy and use kerosene soaked rag.
 

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Agreed it appears to be functionally equivalent. Only thing might be the original "Grunge Brush" appears to have a replaceable brush/head if that matters. Of course, on sale, it's half price so you could buy two anyway.

I've been using the "Tirox" system with a brush that actually encircles the chain to get all sides at one time. Bought at Cycle Gear also.

Good Luck.

Rick
 

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People will flame me but

Came back from VT ride and chain had mostly Dirt and Grit.

I hit it with motorwash then rinse then lube

came out nice with little effort

don't know if I hurt it but the grit wasn't doing it any good either
 

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Yeah that looks suspiciously like a grunge brush rebrand/copy. Glad it worked for you. I've got one, but it doesn't seem to work all that well for me. Used a toothbrush until recently, and I decided to get lazy and use kerosene soaked rag.
I bought one of those grunge brush copies at Cycle Gear also. I'm not very happy with it. After a few times using it the snap together joint broke and now the brush falls apart every time I use it and the bristles have been falling out faster than my hair, grrrr. It's a cheap copy and works like one, should have known better.

Now I'm on the hunt for a real grunge brush as I like the concept.
 

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I bought one of those grunge brush copies at Cycle Gear also. I'm not very happy with it. After a few times using it the snap together joint broke and now the brush falls apart every time I use it and the bristles have been falling out faster than my hair, grrrr. It's a cheap copy and works like one, should have known better.

Now I'm on the hunt for a real grunge brush as I like the concept.
I guess I'll have to look out for wear. It seems to be in good shape after just one use. I guess time will tell. I'm sure these aren't meant to last forever but I would image they should work for awhile.


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I've had one for about 5 months now it works fine and seems to be holding up just fine.
 

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