WD-40 Specialist Bike Degreaser , 10 OZ

Used it on my wheel that had dried brake fluid that had been on there for years, used a brush to scrub, almost got it all off, try some goof off for the rest, if not I'll get another can, it does work 10x better then purple power

Great degreaser for bike chains. The ease of application and quick decreasing action keeps chains in great shape for a racing season.

It’s the best bicycle chain and general degreaser i’ve ever used. however, it doesn’t come with a smart straw which is disappointing. i’ve kept the smart straw from the first can i bought but after about 5 years i'm worried that one day i’m going to lose it or it’s just going to break. i’m not sure why a straw isn’t included with every can.

The media could not be loaded. Initial spray after shaking can was terrible. Product was just foaming at the top. Not impressed. 4/10 for initial use and first impressions.However I turned the nozzle and was able to get a more fluid spray action. Pointing of said degreaser was not easy. But overall the WD40 gets a 10/10 for effective degreasing/cleaning once the initial spray kinks were ironed out. Time Will tell how many uses I get out of this can. At $8 it’s not the Most expensive bike specific degreaser (cheaper than Luc off by far) out there but if I get less than 5-7 uses it won’t be worthwhile Long term. For those that like pleasant smells - this WD40 product is Oder less.

So impressive.

Bike was really gunky and this got it to a much cleaner state

I’m a Mucoff guy. I decided to give this a try and I was amazed. I know use this to cleanse my cassette.

My initial opinion of this product was not stellar, as I didn't see dramatic results when cleaning my MTB's drivetrain. But over time, I actually came to the conclusion that it is a good product. Spray a small amount on the cassette, use a cheap dish brush to agitate, then spray directly on the brush and clean the chain, one segment at a time. Rinse with water and - if you have access to an air compressor - dry the entire drivetrain with compressed air. Re-lube right away, go through all gears to deposit some lube on each cog, remove excess from the chain and you're good to go. Happy shifting!