
1) Hose off any mud and loose debris from the chain.
2) Spray on Maxima Clean-Up.
3) Allow 2-3 minutes for Clean-Up to breakup chain lube and any remaining debris.
4) Hose off Clean-Up with a heavy stream of water.
5) Repeat steps 2-4 if necessary.
6) Spray on Maxima MPPL to displace moisture and to put a thin layer of rust protection down.
7) Spray on Maxima Chain Wax or Synthetic Chain Guard.
8) Allow several minutes for chain lube to set up.
9)
Ride!
Product Review |
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| Product: | - Maxima Synthetic Chain Guard/Maxima Clean-Up/Maxima MPPL. |
| Test Duration: | - Long Term |
| Tested By: | - Steve Pennock of ATVPT |
| Location: | - Michigan |
| Machine: | - 06 Yamaha 700 RaptorR |
| Review Date: | - 2006/2007 |
Safety: |
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| A dry chain will lead to premature failure, and could cause an accident. | |
First Impressions: |
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| The Maxima 3 step chain maintenance system is easy to apply, and is a proven product for extreme riding conditions. | |
Field Test: |
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Let's face it, if you drive an ATV with a chain you have to do periodical
maintenance . The Maxima Synthetic Chain guard goes on easy and adds life to your
chain.
We test our ATV's in extreme conditions , mud, snow, water, etc. and this
seems to take a toll on our equipment.
I like the way the synthetic chain guard apply's, and you know it is on your
chain. We are currently running Maxima lubes on both our Kymco & Yamaha test quads with
great results.
The synthetic chain guard from Maxima appears to wear very well in our extreme driving
conditions, and we are very pleased with the results so far. |
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Note: This product was provided by Maxima Racing Oils. |