TIROX 360 degree Brush for Chain (Original Version)

This brush worked great for cleaning my chain but somehow I lost it after the first use and didn't want to spend the money for another so I'm still back to the basic brushes. I'll probably buy another one of these soon enough now that summer is rolling around in Florida and I'll be riding more. I looked everywhere as I sincerely missed this brush and didn't want to go back to the old one haha.

This brush can be screwed on the chain to effectively brush all sides. Cleaned very well with your favorite cleaner.

A little complicated to put it on at first, but once it's on it works fast and easy. My old grit brush broke, and decided to try this out since it does every angle at the same time. Works extremely well, and damn it cleans. Only 4 stars because it didn't come in a package, and color is red. Not sure if there are 2 different versions, but still works.

Bristles are pretty dang stiff, but you want that when cleaning a motorcycle chain. First I use a grudge brush to get stuff off while I’m first gear on stand. Then by hand, I roll this thing onto the chain and roll the tire by hand as well as move it back and forth on the chain. Works great and seems much more durable than the grudge brush. I probably don’t even need the grudge brush, but this 360 degree brush would do just fine by itself. And of course, I use maxima chain cleaner as well. Great stuff, use sparingly because it’s pricey stuff and can easily be overused.

Look at my pic. This chain is from my 2012 CBR600RR and it was so dirty and nasty. Now it looks brand new and you can even read the 525 size thickness on the link. I used Kerosene 1-K to clean the chain with this brush. Nothing works better than kerosene and nothing is as safe for the o-rings either. I bought a professional spray bottle from Lowes for a couple bucks and bought the kerosene there too. The 1-K style for heaters. Filled the spray bottle and then sprayed the chain and used this brush with a rag wrapped around the brush to grab any splatter. Worked so freaking good I was amazed. My buddy didn't even believe me and swears I bought a new chain. Get the Grease Ninja too. It's a special tool for greasing your chain. It's the best tool I've ever bought. YouTube it. Hope this helps.

It worked, but I think a normal brush on a stick would have been easier. Really annoying to get on and off. Also requires you to keep your hand on it while you work it. So my hands got absolutely filthy. Didn't get into the groves and spots like I would have been able to with a hand brush.

Used this to clean my bike chain and it works fantastically. It takes a bit of effort to get on and off but besides that it has no problem cleaning. I suggest using kerosene with this to clean off any grim your chain has picked up off the road/ environment you are living in. KEROSENE + THIS = SUPER CLEAN CHAIN. NOTE: DO NOT BUY KEROSENE LAMP FUEL/ OIL you want this kerosene : (...) IF YOU BUY KEROSENE AND ITS IN A RED CONTAINER DO NOT USE IT, BUY KEROSENE IN THE PLASTIC CONTAINER! ONLY BUY THE ONE MENTIONED ABOVE!!!

So far I have only used this brush once, but it does an excellent job cleaning the bike chain from all angles and gets the tough to get to spots nicely. A little tricky at first because I almost got this thing caught in my sprocket a couple of times but not a big issue.

Item did a great job of cleaning my chain. I prefer this product over the standard brush setup.

Does good job.

You can get it cheaper elsewhere (e.g. Fortnine), but only if you factor in the shipping cost. The brush itself is excellent and is a total time-saver for cleaning my bike's drivetrain. I'd recommend using it in conjunction with a spray bottle full of muck off chain degreaser.

A tool the can really save some time and let you more driven time

works great and helps minimize the mess of chain cleaning