Park Tool Cyclone Chain

How to clean a park tool Cyclone chain?

I brush Simple Green full strength on the chain first and let it sit for a couple minutes. Then I use a 50/50 solution of Simple Green and water in the cleaner. Run the chain through 30 or more times per directions. Rinse out the scrubber, refill with degreaser mix. Repeat. Rinse out scrubber and fill with water and run the chain one more time.

How does a park tool chain scrubber work?

The Cyclone; uses a large solvent reservoir, hundreds of rotating bristles, and a two-step cleaning process to get chains really clean, improve shifting performance, and extend the life of the chain and other expensive drivetrain parts.

What’s the difference between Park Tool cyclone 5.2 and 5.3?

While it may not be all that clear from the packaging, there is a difference between the two versions. Although fairly obvious, the 5.2 is the outdated and discontinued model. The 5.3 is the newest model and allows the user to mount the handle grip on either side of the scrubber.

How does the cm-5.3 Cyclone chain cleaner work?

The CM-5.3 uses an extra-large solvent reservoir and a series of rotating brushes to get chains sparkling clean. A magnet at the bottom of the Cyclone’s solvent reservoir draws particles scrubbed from the chain, effectively keeping them from being redistributed onto the chain during cleaning.

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Although Park Tool’s Cm.5.2 Cyclone Chain Cleaner may look intimidating, your shiny chain will intimidate other riders as they’ll know you mean business. This device uses a solvent reservoir as well as a series of rotating brushes to eliminate nasty particles from your bike chain. There’s no need to be worried about the solvent sticking on your chain either – the sponge will draw it away as it exits the cyclone.

Does this product have any drawbacks? Buyers offer one piece of advice; put down something to catch any excess cleaner. Other than that, they affirm that it’s simple, fast, and works like a charm. Simply add your favorite cleaner and watch Park Tool’s creation work its magic.

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