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Re: A simple chain-oiler
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"O" or better "X" link chains are another consideration. They refer to the shape of grease seals fitting inside the chain plates and rollers front and back in order to retain grease. There still needs to be lubrication between rollers and sprockets of course. Also of importance is regular cleaning of excess lubrication from chain which otherwise amalgamates with road dirt then acting like a grinding paste.
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