08-08-13, 07:23 AM
You can try a penetrating fluid and sit there for ages trying to free things up with a couple of pairs of pliers.
You may get lucky, but unless someone on here has some genius remedy then i'd say once they start playing up it's game over, because it'll be the hidden areas that will be seizing up!
Even new chains can deteriorate relatively quickly if totally neglected and left out in the elements.
Once you get a new chain the trick is to keep it constantly lubed, and it can then last for many thousands of miles.
You may get lucky, but unless someone on here has some genius remedy then i'd say once they start playing up it's game over, because it'll be the hidden areas that will be seizing up!
Even new chains can deteriorate relatively quickly if totally neglected and left out in the elements.
Once you get a new chain the trick is to keep it constantly lubed, and it can then last for many thousands of miles.
More people are born because of alcohol than will ever die from it.