🚲 SABLUE Bicycle Bike Chain Keeper: Secure Your Chain with the Dummy Sleeping Hub Tool (02 Red) Review

A very useful addition to any bike maintenance tool. This is easily possible with ball bearings inside the reel. Just received it and have only used it once on my bike but I think it should serve its purpose for years to come.

Don't waste your money. If you have a thru axle, it won't fit. It's not wide enough to fit the quick release hole. This tool is useless. In addition, you will be charged more than $6 for returning a $7.99 purchase. Don't waste money. Buy one of the park's tools, a well-known product that works.

I have a couple of bikes and enjoy working with them, but I keep forgetting I have this thing. If I remember, you're glad you have it. I just wish I could remember what gear to put the bike in for this thing to work properly. Therefore 4 stars.

Good for chain cleaning by passing through the chain flush box. I've also used it on trips with the bike disassembled, it makes it easier and less messy to remove and install the rear wheel and helps keep the chain in place when the wheel is off.

Works as expected but I want to buy a version that fits both dropouts. This one works fine, but if you removed the wheel from the wrong COGS, you'll have to fiddle with derailleurs to put the chain in. Not a big deal, but next time I'll probably go with the reset pass-through version.

Works great. I always have to remove both wheels when traveling and this keeps the chain taut, prevents tangling and avoids scratching the frame. The only downside (if any) is that I have to have the bike in a specific gear to ensure the chain lines up with the wheel, but I have a large rear cassette and that's understandable given its versatility.

I use this product to clean and lubricate my bike chain. I can remove the rear wheel, clean the rear drive and wash off the biodegradable citrus degreaser with a light spray. I use ProLink chain lube, similar to WD-40, it evaporates and leaves a super smooth finish that doesn't attract dirt. So here's my routine: I clean the chain, install it with a SABLUE chain keeper, lube the ProLink, ride the chain a few times and leave it overnight, then install the rear wheel and ride. This is an…

Pictured is a good Trek bater that I bought for money on FB MP: Unfortunately, bikes are in high demand today and there are few offers, so prices are higher than they should be. Finding a new bike for a growing eight-year-old is prohibitively expensive, hence the aftermarket. However as this is a birthday present my wife wanted it to be as clean as possible. I can do this without a bike stand, but a chain holder is REQUIRED. Once the wheels are off, I can balance the frame and components fairly