Kavacha Motorcycle/Cycle Chain Cleaner Brush (Blue)

I had some reservations about this product. I initially thought it's a glorified tooth brush but went ahead and ordered it to see if it can make the painful process of chain cleaning any easier. It's actually far far better than any tooth brush. It has a large surface area and has thick, strong bristles. There are bristles on three sides so you can grip the chain very well with it and clean it thoroughly. The large surface area and strength of the bristles and the ability to clean three sides at a time will save you a lot of time. I have to say it feels very much purpose built for chain cleaning! You can use the other end of the brush with long bristles to clean the sprockets or areas that are hard to get into with the main end. There are cheaper models of this brush available on Amazon. Don't know if they have the same quality though. Anyways I'm very happy with my purchase.

1. The plastic handle his tough and very well built. It's not going to break in half trust me I've tested it.2. The brissiles are very well placed and built. You would think after using for a couple of times the brissiles will be bent and this brush will be rendered useless. But that's not the case. The brissiles just pop back into place after every use.3. The longer brissiles are used to clean harder to reach places and it does the job very well.4. After every use I recommend you clean the brush with diesel for long lasting brissiles.5. The brush is hard but not too hard. Just the right amount of stiffness.I would definitely recommend this product for all bike users especially for the bikes with open type chain.

easy to clean your bike chain, worth buying.

This is excellent DIY tool. Especially for the bikes without chain cover. Mine is Pulsar RS 200. This is any day practical than using a tooth brush to clean your chain and sprocket. The main jaw like part is for chain and the tail brush is for sprocket cleaning. I use with Motul C1 chain clean. There are plenty of videos in youtube on how to do the cleaning with the brush and any chain cleaner(Motul or 3M). Remember to clean the bristles after you've done with the chain clean or kerosine. The workshop guys will charge 200-250 for cleaning and lubricating the chain but with this brush, a chain cleaner and chain lube, you can save money on the long run.. And according to me, the more you work on your bike, the more you'll get attached to it!!!.

at Price of 299 This is Pretty VFM tool, Flipkart had it listed for 399.. put this to use and cleaned Chains of two of my bikes a week ago. awesume results :) bye bye to toothbrush scrubbing for a hour.job done in under ten minutesBuild quality is sturdy and i guess this will last for good time, bristles are hard and do good job of cleaning the chain. i filled up Diesel in a sprayer and liberally dripped the chain. i was expecting some kind of locking mechanism to bring brushes closer to chain for better cleaningfor safety purposes Please dont put bike in gear and try to clean chain.

Very helful to reach n clean the gaps

Sharing review after cleaning my Suzuki Gixxer's chain twice:- Sturdy: 4/5 . Yes, the plastic, handle-bar, brush bristle will last long if used with just.- Length: 3.5/5. Not complaining but 3 inches would have been made handling more easy.- Design and practicality: 4/5 . The claws the chain well and ensures bristles runs through the metal links, sides. Fits well into my bike, bycycle users will find it broader for their chain set-up.Usage care tip: Clean the brush with chain cleaner/kerosene and then wipe it with rag piece. Do not leave the sticky dust on the brush as it screws bristles.I clean my chain every 600-700 kms, earlier toothbrush (yes, you can laugh) used to take good 45 mins to complete the cleaning and lubing regime but now it has reduced to 20-30 mins without mess. My chain is O-link so 3M's chain cleaner and Motul's lube serves me well.Please like the review in-case it helped you and share your experience as well.

Although it is cheap, you can use a cloth or regular worn out toothbrush to clean motorbike chain. It just just safer to use the cleaner brush with handle. The oil, grease and dirt sticks onto bristles when you use the chain cleaner brush and cleaning the brush is not easy.