The Finish Line Grunge Brush, now with an improved ergonomic design! Chain and gear cleaning has never been faster or easier. Scrub the chain with the horseshoe shaped bristles at one end of The Grunge Brush™ to clean all four sides of the chain. Use the long bristles on the other end of the brush to clean components like sprockets, derailleurs, cranksets, brakes and pedals.
Regular component cleaning prevents premature wear and tear on chain and sprockets, eliminates chain skipping caused by dirt and grunge, and assures smooth operation of drivetrain and brakes.
The Grunge Brush™ can be used dry or for deep cleaning action, use it with Citrus Bike Chain Degreaser or Ecotech Degreaser, by simply spraying degreaser onto the chain or directly onto bristles. Grunge Brush scrubbing action, coupled with a Finish Line bike degreaser, will leave your drivetrain looking like new!
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Mfg PartNum: G50000101 | |
This is the best tool I've found for cleaning a chain. I soak the chain in degreaser for 10 or 15 minutes, and then pull it through this tool a few times and then rinse it with tap water. Don't waste your money on an "on-the-bike" tool. They make a mess and leave solvent residue on the chain.
I have bought Pedros-good,Park-better,Finish Line Grunge-Best. I clean and lube my chain after every ride in this Las Vegas sandy soil. This brush and dawn dish washing soap cleans the chain like new. Making a SLX chain last 1500 miles or more. Still use the Park for the cassette. Good combination
Originally saw this product for motorcycles and decided to give it a try on a Mt Bike. Works great with MucOff, pre-cleans the chain, before running it thru the chain scrubber, and the long brush is great for getting the crud off the chain rings on the crankset.
