DuPont Motorcycle Degreaser for

I have used Motul and 3M chain cleaner in the past, and recently thought of changing to a cheaper cleaner so gave this a go. To my horror after just one application, I can now see that the chain has rust spots in multiple areas. Just to save a few bucks I have ended up now to replace the chain in near future. Would not be using this product ever again. Please do yourself a favor and not buy this and thank me later.

Ive been using this for a few years, switched from using dw-40, and now two chains that I've had in just a few years have stiff links. That shouldn't happen with how many miles I have on them. It has to be this product since the only other thing I've changed is using wd-40. I think this seems past the orings and removes the grease between the links. Go to youtube and look up Fortnine. He has a great series on motorcycles and does tests with different products to clean and lube chains. Basically the result was wd-40 is fine for cleaning the chain and gear oil, which is recommnded by the manufactures, is fine for lubing the chain, which is basically just for rust prevention since nothing should be seeping past the orings.

It seems they've changed the formula. The version I bough in 2015 and 2017 worked great. This latest revision is pretty much useless. WD-40 works a lot better. Will not be buying again. To bad, as the old version worked very well.

DuPont is known for their chemicals, and this chain degreaser is no exception to the DuPont quality. This has become my go-to degreaser, and the people I ride with are all to eager to reach for my degreaser and chain lube in the pits.Simply by spraying this on the chain the dirt just melts off taking any residue of old chain lube with it. My chain looks new after an application of this and a quick brushing. I recommend pairing this with the DuPont teflon chain lube and a Grunge Brush for a happy chain: DuPont Teflon Chain-Saver Dry Self-Cleaning Lubricant, 11-Ounce Simple Solutions AGB888 Aluminum Grunge Brush

I just used this product for the first time. I was using kerosene.sprayed degreaser liberally to chain sprocket and greasy areas, brushed , then hosed off. The directions dint say to use garden hose but it flshed all the black gunk from the chain and wheel etc. Then after blower and towel dry I used dupont chain saver. After it sets up and I take for a rip I'll add a little more lube and let it set another 30 mins. Time will tell if this is a good method. I do believe it's worth a little more time and work if you only thourally clean your chain after several lubes as do I. There maybe stronger chemical cleaners but this is strond enough for my chain.

This stuff is awesome, I wish I would have used it years ago. I've been riding for over 20 years and haven't spent as much time taking care of my chains as I should. I usually keep them lubed, but don't clean them like I should. Usually this means I have to replace my chain and sprockets more often. This stuff spays on and with out much brushing the grease and grim just falls off the chain. If you use a chain brush you can get your chain "like new clean." I really like the fact that you don't have to rinse off the chain with water afterwards. It just seems to "evaporate" off the chain. Pair this item with DuPont's Chain Saver Dry Self-Cleaning lube and proper chain maintenance is a snap.

I use this on my Street Triple and it's pretty good stuff. I spray the chain and sprocket for a few spins and let it sit for about 10 minutes. I then use my grunge brush to get the hard to reach places on the chain and wipe it down. Chain looks brand new after every clean and if you let it sit for a few minutes and let it do its work, you won't have to scrub so hard or that much since most of the filth is already gone.**Note: be sure to let your chain dry completely before lubing it up. And put cardboard or something under the chain to catch all the grossness that comes off the chain.

Worked very well to clean chain on my motorcycle. As well as grease on other areas of bike.One thing is it doesn’t last as long as say Motul degreased. This is 1st time I tried it & I’m going back to Motul.The DuPont chain lube is outstanding. Best I’ve used. Degreaser not so much.