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Chain cleaning is a essential maintenance for bike, because the only part which transfers the power from engine to the wheel and so if you are not maintaining yout motorcycle chain, then your vehicle performance, mileage and riding comfort will definitely reduce and so the main maintenance part of chain maintenance is cleaning the bike Chain, but while cleaning the chain some riders will use chain cleaner which is totally normal but some riders use kerosene or diesel for motorcycle chain cleaning, but some technical bike riders will say that kerosene or Diesel can damage the O ring in buke Chain, and it's the debatable question but we will conclude this most anticipated questions with some real time experiment to conclude it and in this video I'm also telling whether we can use petrol as a Chain cleaner or not and this video will be explained in Tamil language and thank you for watching this video
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