Park Tool Cyclone Bicycle Scrubber Review

So I've never cleaned my chain - I've always relied on bike shops for my annual maintenance. But due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this is a bit harder (the ones still open are _flooded_), so I thought it was time to learn how to do it yourself. the bike lifts off the ground) makes it VERY LIGHT. First, it's easier than riding a bike! Simply place your choice of degreaser on the fill line, snap the tool around the chain, and back pedal 30 or 40 times. Rinse tool, wring out sponge and rinse chain if

The ultimate chain cleaner. I've tried others and the clips holding the shells together break after a few uses. Park's chain cleaner has clips that wrap around the entire assembly on both sides. Much more reliable and stronger. Made in the USA. The cleaning action really penetrates and cleans the dirt from the links. First I clean Simple Green full force on the chain and let it sit for a few minutes. Then I use a 50/50 Simple Green solution and water in a cleanser. Pass the chain at least 30…

Like all Park tools, this one does what it's supposed to do very well and seems durable enough to last for generations of bikes. The caveat is that the instructions recommend using a cleaner on the bottom of the chain. "Guide" the chain through the cleaner. If you've ever dealt with a bike with multiple chainrings, you know that it doesn't take long for the chain to jump this way (because the derailleur aligns the top of the chain, not the bottom), and it's very annoying. a liquid-filled…