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The Boeshield T9 (wax based) states a minimum of 2 hours but overnight for best results. I've done both and less does wipe off if left overnight. That said... The 2 hour method still has good results. ymmv

Probably cost twice as much as a bottle of Boeshield as well 🙃

I'll leave this one to @PCeBiker... post vado 🙃

If you want things to be as neat and clean as possible then removing the factory lube is a big help. If that's not an issue.. then leaving it does no harm but I also don't think it helps much either... imo.

Most of us assumed that 🙃 jus' kiddiń 🙃🙃

Why would that be? I use Boeshield T9 and it's a wax in a solvent designed to flush out old lube/grime and dry with a new layer internally. Using it for a few years now that description seems to be accurate. Like I said earlier.. My experience with not cleaning the chain first leaves a lot of...

Yes that's a good interval.... as long as the factory grease was sufficient. The Mobil SCH100 can definitely last 4000mi+ and is excellent grease for this application. With the John Deere Cornhead I'm still experimenting with and have 5000mi on it now. Search the forum... There's a few threads...

You're dangerous on the dance floor! 🙃

Another thing I'm curious about.... does she ever let you get on top? 🙃

The only special tool is the chainring locknut tool. Everything else is standard metric hex bolts and a Phillips screwdriver. I believe 4,5,6 and 8mm on the hex I'm a big fan of the socket version...

Yeah that sounds like a wasteful sloppy mess! But gold for the manufacturer 🙃

I do the same but I also saute some onions 🙃

What I'm curious about.... is it possible to post about anything without mentioning your bike model? This is definitely a Specialized shortcoming.. but at least this time we were spared the multiple gratuitous photos 🙃 But to answer the question... Stripping the factory grease will make for a...

If you wait until the motor makes noise... it'll be too late and the damage will be done. Especially since the onset of noise will be so gradual it may be hard to notice. There's a difference between greasing to further quiet the motor's normal noise (as some do with corn head grease (me...

Perhaps... But do we really need another 50 threads with the same bitch'n/moan'n

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Bent Fork... isn't that where cousin Ernie's from?

Hard to see but it does have a small hub motor... but I think he brick'd his controller 🙃

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After spending only $ for an extremely heavy and somewhat high-power fitness/cargo bike (Erectric Terdo SH), I've been determined to keep it that way by not giving a flock 🙃