Professional Bike Chain Stripper + Degreaser - 16oz Chain Cleaner & Wax Prep, Works in Minutes, Made in USA, Easy Drip-On Application On Bike, Soak for Deep Clean, Strip + Prep for Bike & Motorcycle

Works as good as Silca's for a lot less $

Used this on a bicycle chain and it did a great job cleaning the chain, helping removing the gunk.

This chain cleaner works well at getting the grease and grime off of your bicycle chain. I used it with a cleaning kit, the kind that attaches around the chain and has brushes inside. With that combo, I was able to easily clean and then re-lube my chain without a lot of hassle.Taking one star off for the price. This seems pretty expensive for this small bottle. I have to wonder if there are similar degreasers available at hardware or automotive stores that would clean just as well for a much lower price.

Did not clean the chain as thoroughly as other brands do, even after a lot of soaking and shaking. Won’t buy again.

I like having this for new chains before I start waxing. I've always had issues stripping the lube they put on new chains and this helps remove all of that. I can then wax my chains.

It took a while to get around to using this stuff. It is water soluble. It works ok, not sure if it really does better than using something like simple green or some other type of degreasing agent. I used it on a very gunky chain and while it did work fine, I cant say it was much better than what I normally use.

This is a good chain degreaser, handy to have around and good for keeping the bike tip top, or prepping new chains for install.

I am very lazy and essentially never clean my chainsaw chain, but this works very well for that purpose. I found that in the end, just dripping it onto the chain (as per the instructions) was not really the best way to go. I transferred some into a large syringe and was able to apply it more directly into the areas it needed to go, so maybe the bottle needs a tip for better application.Still, all in all, this worked very well for my purpose. One thing I decided is that you should probably let it sit longer than a few minutes. There's no reason not to let it just stay on there for a long time, especially if your chain is “gooey” from being lazy like I am.Because of the sharp edges on a chain blade, I used compressed air to take everything off. All I can say is that the chain looks practically brand new now. In hindsight I feel dumb for not taking before/after pictures.