OK, so if want oil my chain!

[Gubbins]

I

I've just got one of these for my Moustache Samedi, really stable.

Do you think there is clearance for a 29er

 

[Slo_Coach]

Do you think there is clearance for a 29er

As it's adjustable I'd say yes, I'll try it on my Cube 29er and give a definitive
answer, hopefully tomorrow.

 

[Slo_Coach]

Do you think there is clearance for a 29er

It was fine with my Cube 29er, with 19 inch frame hardtail!

 

[Gubbins]

It was fine with my Cube 29er, with 19 inch frame hardtail!

Thanks..

 

[stevieb]

This post is aimed at those that keep their bikes super clean and trailworthy.. Yes, you know who you are!.. Just a normal run of the mill service but as we can't backpedal the chainset it's a bit of a pain to do.
Yes I have a bike stand, and yes I can use that but in my small garage i have a car, 2 bikes, a lawn mower, leaf blower, rotovator, tools cabinet and much more so stand is packed away and not so easilly accessible.
What i realy need is a small, inexpensive, and did i say SMALL, prop stand that will lift the wheel off of the ground and allow pedaling to oil the chain. I have seen some that fit in the hole in hollow tech cranks and would like something similar ...
So, how do you oil your chain?

i am not sure which bike you have but on the yamaha if you turn the front chainring (sprocket) backwards by hand then the chain will move .
not as easy as turning the cranks i,ll admit but it does work..

 

[Gubbins]

I

I've just got one of these for my Moustache Samedi, really stable.

I read a few reviews which suggested these were a bit fragile but bought one of them anyway..
Needn't have worried as they support both the Scott emtb and the Giant eRoad without issue . Good to be able to spin the cranks for lubing or a quick clean with the chain cleaner thing (another job that needed the chain running backwards).
So...
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