Muc-off bike spray on Stanchions?
r3hxn
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Hi guys,
just wanted to ask if its safe/good idea to use Muc-Off bike spray ( the finishing stuff, comes in black can)
as seen here
on stanchions, i.e after a ride, wipe down, spray.
I've read threads asking about the cleaning stuff, which most have said is a no-no, as it damages the rubber seals. But my question was specific to this stuff, which by the sound of it was made for this kind of application.
note: I understand, proper cleaning and lubing should still be done, but im asking more about a quick job, in between rides and proper washes.
thanks!
just wanted to ask if its safe/good idea to use Muc-Off bike spray ( the finishing stuff, comes in black can)
as seen here
on stanchions, i.e after a ride, wipe down, spray.
I've read threads asking about the cleaning stuff, which most have said is a no-no, as it damages the rubber seals. But my question was specific to this stuff, which by the sound of it was made for this kind of application.
note: I understand, proper cleaning and lubing should still be done, but im asking more about a quick job, in between rides and proper washes.
thanks!
Cannondale Cx2 Hybrid
Scott Scale - Custom mtb - Work in progress
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I would suggest just giving the stanchions a wipe down, pop a bit of oily chain lube on, pump the forks a few times then wipe the tide mark of lube offMy 2012 Cube LTD http://www.bikeradar.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=128035930
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agreed!
Personally I tend to use fox float fluid instead of chain lube.
You need to be careful what you use on your stations.... I see a lot of people at my local trail centre car park spraying GT85 all over their forks (not a good idea!!!!). Personally I avoid using any spray products on my bikes as its the quickest way to contaminate your brakes!Yeti SB66c 20130 -
it'll be fine just wash it off with lots of water after (as per instructions)"Why have that extra tooth if you're not using it?" - Brian Lopes
Votec V.SX Enduro 'Alpine Thug' 2012/2013 build
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The label on the back indicates it's safe on rubber and plastics so should be fine.
Personally I use a silicone based lube as it doesn't attract dirt in the way other lubes can.
For the record I use Autoglym as it's specifically designed for use on rubber and plastics, stay clear of WD etc or any other mineral based lubes as they may damage the seals.0