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Park Tools CM5 Cyclone Chain Cleaner
Park Tools CM5 Cyclone Chain Cleaner
Park Tools CM5 Cyclone Chain Cleaner
Park Tools
Extends chain life and cleans the chain on the bike.
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$27.61
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Rated 4.600000/5
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Top Features of the Park Tools CM5 Cyclone Chain Cleaner
Extends chain life and cleans the chain on the bike.
- Works on any chain
- Durable nylon construction
- Replaceable brushes and sponge
- Hundreds of bristles to clean chain
- Magnetic pad to collect metal particles
- Made in USA
About Bike Cleaner
Keeping your bike clean can be an issue in the wet winter months, so at Wiggle we keep a large range of products specifically designed to make the job as easy as possible. We stock a large range of bike specific cleaning brushes that are designed for getting into the small spaces and even into the cassette, we also carry a range of chain cleaners meaning you do not need to remove the chain to clean it. You will also find a range of citrus degreasers and bike specific cleaning fluids which will help remove dirt without the need to strip the bike down. And once it's all clean we also do a range of lubricants to make sure it keeps moving on your next ride.
About the Park Tools brand
Park Tool has been manufacturing bicycle specific tools since 1963. Based out of St. Paul Minnesota, they are the world's largest bicycle tool manufacturer. A long-term dedication to quality and innovation, Park Tool is the first choice of professional and home bicycle mechanics around the world. Their vision is shaped by more than 40 years of experience in the bicycle industry, beginning with retail stores. There they learned first hand the changing needs of quality bicycle repair and maintenance.
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Park Tools CM5 Cyclone Chain Cleaner
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Very very good
Turned my rust ridden station bike chain into gleaming metal. Astounding.......
14 July 2010
best in market
Very good product but being park tools is expensive for a few pieces of plastic put together-but it works & saves a lot of time!
08 July 2010
Improvement Tip
This would get 5 stars straight up if you didn't have to hold it in one hand and turn the cranks with the other. I'm running out of hands to pour in the degreaser.
Yeah, I don't fill the cleaner but spray fresh degreaser on the chain as I go, much better result.
Well this can be remedied with a simple fix - Use a few inches of wire(old spoke, tie wire, coat-hanger etc.)
Put the cleaner on the chain, attach your piece of wire to the rear clip of the device with a tight loop.
Then make a short hook in the other end of your wire to fit onto the outside plate of the derailleur (near the jockey wheel) ensure it's clear of the chain.
Works great, one hand, leave your wire on it - throw away the handle!!
07 July 2010
As per other reviewers this product does what it says on the tin. Robust and easy to use although will obviously need the bike to be on a stand.
07 July 2010
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I am buying for my mountain bike, but would be interested if it fits my motorbike which is just short of 10mm wide.
Thx.
Thx.
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Top 100 Contributor
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I think you may struggle with this, as it not just the width but the locking mechanism will only accept certain size (aka bicycle chain)
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I have this cleaner and I am pretty sure the motrobike chain won't fit. Also its probably the wrong pitch (length between link rollers).2 years, 1 month ago
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No, I don't think so. A mountain bike chain is a pretty snug fit already.Answer:
I don't think it will be big enough, plus you need to have some slack in the chain (easy to obtain on a pedal bike because of the deraillieur arm swinging around but not sure if motorbike chain could do this without loosening back wheel.Country : United Kingdom
2 years, 7 months ago
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It does not state a maximum chain width but I am sure it will not accept a motorbike chain.3 years, 3 months ago
I have purchased this a from my LBS and it came packaged with some chain cleaner
Just wondering if I have to buy the cleaner on top of this
Thanks
Just wondering if I have to buy the cleaner on top of this
Thanks
Country : New Zealand
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Mine did but to be honest fairy liquid does the same job2 months, 2 weeks ago
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I can confirm that this is supplied as the Cyclone Chain Cleaner only with no other products included. I hope this helps.
I read that its best to avoid solvents as they remove the lube that's factory inserted inside the chain links.
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I think you intend to remove any lube from the chain, the only reason you avoid hydrocarbon solvents is not to damage (dissolve) the scrubber and its parts.Answer:
The Park brand of cleaning fluid is excellent, well worth the money, and does the job well. :)Answer:
Any mild degreaser should work on your chain. You should re-lubricate your chain after cleaning so removing factory lube is not an issue.Country : Australia
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i use a water based degreaser - stay away from anything that is petroleum basedAnswer:
i use any chain cleaner solution but always remember to re-lub after cleaning and drying. ive not had any problems to dateAnswer:
Used a concentrated citrus solvent...enviro to tip down the drain. Effective.Answer:
Not sure about this one, but don't think that factory insert anything special between links that will last more than a few rides anyway. I just use citrus degreaser and then re-lube with a ptfe based oil or GT85.2 years, 7 months ago
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park tools cb2 citrus chain cleaner works very well2 years, 8 months ago
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Its probably best to avoid solvents for cleaning your chain.Try using Citrus Desgreaser for the best results, thats what I use and its great.
Country : Australia
2 years, 8 months ago
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I used Park Tools CB2 and lube the chain afterwards with White Lightning Epic Ride wax. This is a better alternative to oil as it’s clean. As long as you re lube correctly as recommended on product you choose it should be no problem. You want your cleaner to remove abrasive paste even from inside the chain links.2 years, 8 months ago
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Although it doesn't come with a full 16oz bottle, you should use the cleaner linked below.
2 years, 9 months ago
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Top 500 Contributor
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Yes.1 year, 1 month ago
Top 1000 Contributor
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Yes, I'm using it on Alfine internal hub setup.Country : Australia
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Provided the alfine hub is still being used with a chain and not a belt, then yes.Country : Australia
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You just hold this in place on the chain and back pedal. If your hub allows you to do this, you'll be fine.2 years, 2 months ago
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Yes, this fits on the chain on the bottom just behind the chainring(s). There is a handle to hold whilst you turn the cranks backwards.Country : United Kingdom
2 years, 6 months ago
Top 10 Contributor
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This can be used on any drive system as it just sits on the chain.2 years, 7 months ago
Ok so i'm buying this product to clean my road bike chain how often should i clean the chain i commute around 40miles per week.
Country : United Kingdom
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I clean my chain weekly using Morgan Blue, usually do about 150 miles a week on the road. Suggest every other week should be OK at 40 miles a week unless it is really wet/muddy.Country : United Kingdom
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You should clean the chain when it gets dirty. It sounds like you'd probably get away with every other week.Country : United Kingdom
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I ride aprox 100 kilometres every week and clean my bike once a week unless road and weather conditions are bad then i give it a quick rinse and wipe over after the ride.Country : Australia
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I wouldn't use a chain cleaner gadget. I would apply the cleaner with a brush. I use a paint brush with the bristle cut to about 4 cm long, to give it a stubby action. Pour a little liquid cleaner into a cut off bidon and place it in the bike bottle holder, then apply the cleaner. I use Morgan Blue, whihc is an excellent product. Sky use it.I reverted to this method a couple of months ago and it saves a load of mess and is quicker. I try and do it every time I ride my bike which is only a couple of times a week but it means I keep on top of the grime and stops too much chain wear.
I've had this cleaner for a while and been very pleased with it... until I replace my chain - went from a HG53 to a HG73 (although that shouldn't have mattered) - now, some of the bristles get stuck between the link plates and get pulled out when I turn the crank. Firstly this is really annoying as I have to pick them out of the chain and secondly, at this rate won't be any bristles left to clean the chain with soon!
Country : United Kingdom
2 years, 11 months ago
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I have a HG-73 chain myself and have had no issues with bristles getting pulled out. If you say you've had your chain cleaner a while I would suggest it is simply a bit of wear and tear. It is possible to buy a replacement brush kit for the CM5 chain cleaner, its cheap too so dont be alarmed.Country : Australia
2 years, 8 months ago
Top 1000 Contributor
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The first time I used this I found a couple of bristles, however since then none. They are replacable in any case.Country : Australia
2 years, 9 months ago
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Hello Mark,I have also had bristles pull out - mine has now stopped, I have used it 8 times now. I also raised the Q about bristles - my advice is use it to death, as it actually works & if you wear the bristles out (pull them out...) ask park if there is a replacement set - my guess is there will be. On getting the bristles out (which are not too many..) just use your long nosed pliers. In short, I don't think it has anything to do with the chain type, I get the odd bristle on any type of chain I have cleaned
hope this helps?
Nick
2 years, 10 months ago
Can I use this for my 1/8 "KMC 710SL" chain?
Country : Czech Republic
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yes - fits all chainsCountry : Australia
1 year, 4 months ago
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I can not think of any reason why not, it is engineered for all bicycle chains.Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 9 months ago
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yep.I have used it on both track/fixie/bmx chains and narrow road chains.
I don't think the motorbikes' will though :0)
Country : Australia
1 year, 9 months ago
Country : Australia
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Stick the brushes in boiling water for a second, material memory should straighten them out... Works with toothbrushes too.1 year, 11 months ago
Number One Contributor
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Unfortunately we do not stock the replacement brushes for this chain cleaning system.Country : United Kingdom
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I can confirm that our current stock is still the M5 and we will be getting the M5.2 shortly. I hope this helps.1 of 1
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