CM-5.3 - Cyclone Chain Scrubber

I highly recommend this for anyone who has ever manually cleaned a bike chain. This little tool is better, faster, and avoid the mess that would be created with a soapy rag and brush.

Makes cleaning chain quick and easy on all my bikes. Handle swaps for e bikes. I use orange degreaser from dollar store.

Cleans bike chains very well and with very little mess. Easy to use, seems well built.

My chain has never been cleaner! Love how thorough this cleaner is. Just be careful with the latches and let it sit and dry after each use, and this will last for years with semi regular usage. It's worth it to get the legit Park Tool cleaner.

Well made and easy to use. Degreaser doesn’t need to be filled to the maximum amount, halfway will work well.

I've been using the Park Cyclone for decades. They WORK and last forever. Ask any bike shop mechanic, and they will tell you that keeping your drive train clean is the best and easiest thing you can do to maintain your bike. I've had friends come to me with disgustingly grimy chains (don't be that guy), I fill my Park Cyclone with undiluted Simple Green, run their chains through my Park Cyclone (counting 50 full crank rotations), rinse with water, dry with a clean cloth, lube, and chain look like it just came out of the box.

I have been using these chain cleaners for 20+ years. I have to buy them on occasion because I drop and break them, lose parts, or move and then can't find 'em. Regardless, these chain cleaners do a fantastic job of getting off all the road grit and whatever sticks to the chain. I know I could probably get my chain cleaner if I took the chain off and soaked it...but...I'm just a guy who likes to ride his bike 20+ miles a day for exercise and fitness. It is my belief that the easier it is to make something happen, the more likely it will happen. In this case, putting my bike on the stand and using this tool to clean the chain is about as easy as it gets and the results are every bit as good as I need. Because it is easy, I do it much more frequently than I would if I had to unlink my chain, soak it, scrub it, reinstall it and relink it. Just not going to do that...and I like a clean chain which reduces the wear. That said, be prepared to spill a little degreaser (or whatever you clean your chain with) and make a bit of a mess...but it is contained in the area just below the run of the chain and you can just put down an old rag to catch the drips. When done, it cleans up nicely itself with just a bit of a rinse in the sink. In all, an excellent product that I will continue to use for years to come.

Works as advertised... Did a nice job cleaning a very dirty neglected mountain bike chain.