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General Workshop · Chain Cleaners
A simple on-bike chain scrubber for faster drivetrain clean-ups at home.
$29.99
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If you want a cleaner chain without pulling the drivetrain apart, this is the kind of tool that makes the job quicker and less messy. The 6-brush layout gives you more contact around the chain as you back-pedal, making it a practical choice for regular road, gravel and MTB maintenance.
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Price
$29.99
Brushes
6
Series
Pro Series
The General Workshop Chain Cleaner, with 6 brushes, Pro Series is built for riders who want a straightforward way to clean a chain while it stays on the bike. Fill the reservoir with your preferred bike-safe degreaser, clip it around the lower run of chain and back-pedal to work grime out of the links before you relube. Chain-cleaning devices are widely used for this job because they keep the fluid where you need it and make routine drivetrain cleaning quicker than brushing every link by hand.
What sets this one apart on paper is the 6-brush design, which gives the chain plenty of contact as it passes through the cleaner. In practice, that style of tool is best for regular maintenance rather than showroom-detail perfection: chain scrubbers do a very good job on the rollers and inner surfaces, but you may still want a rag or detail brush for stubborn grime on the outside of the links, jockey wheels and cassette.
For most home mechanics, that is exactly the point. This style of cleaner is a good buy if you want less mess, faster repeat cleaning and better drivetrain upkeep without removing the chain every time. Pair it with a bike-specific degreaser, rinse the tool after use, dry the chain properly and finish with fresh lube for the best result.
Ideal for home mechanics and everyday riders who want a quicker way to keep a road, gravel, commuter or mountain bike drivetrain under control.
6-brush cleaning layout
More brush contact around the chain helps scrub grime from multiple sides as you back-pedal.
On-bike chain cleaning
Lets you clean the chain without removing it from the bike, saving time on routine maintenance.
Cleaner, more controlled process
A chain scrubber keeps degreaser around the chain instead of splashing it everywhere with a loose brush.
Good for regular drivetrain upkeep
Well suited to frequent clean-ups between deeper services, especially if you ride in dust, wet roads or trail grime.
Home-mechanic friendly
Simple format that suits riders building a practical garage tool kit without shop-only complexity.
Works best with bike-safe degreaser
Use a dedicated bicycle degreaser or drivetrain cleaner rather than harsh workshop solvents.
Easy follow-up routine
Clean, rinse, dry and relube — a straightforward process that helps keep shifting smoother and wear in check.
How bicycle chain wear is checked in a workshop
Good Bicycle
Every detail as listed by the manufacturer.
General Workshop is an Australian workshop-tools range sold through local bicycle retailers and parts distributors. The range sits in the practical maintenance category, covering the sort of everyday tools riders and home mechanics use for bike setup, servicing and repairs. The brand is positioned around accessible bicycle workshop equipment rather than premium boutique gear. In the Australian market, General Workshop products appear alongside established service tools and home-workshop accessories, aimed at riders who want functional maintenance tools at an attainable price point.
General Workshop · Chain Cleaners
A simple on-bike chain scrubber for faster drivetrain clean-ups at home.
$29.99
In stockBrushes
6
Series
Pro Series
If you want a cleaner chain without pulling the drivetrain apart, this is the kind of tool that makes the job quicker and less messy. The 6-brush layout gives you more contact around the chain as you back-pedal, making it a practical choice for regular road, gravel and MTB maintenance.
The General Workshop Chain Cleaner, with 6 brushes, Pro Series is built for riders who want a straightforward way to clean a chain while it stays on the bike. Fill the reservoir with your preferred bike-safe degreaser, clip it around the lower run of chain and back-pedal to work grime out of the links before you relube. Chain-cleaning devices are widely used for this job because they keep the fluid where you need it and make routine drivetrain cleaning quicker than brushing every link by hand.
What sets this one apart on paper is the 6-brush design, which gives the chain plenty of contact as it passes through the cleaner. In practice, that style of tool is best for regular maintenance rather than showroom-detail perfection: chain scrubbers do a very good job on the rollers and inner surfaces, but you may still want a rag or detail brush for stubborn grime on the outside of the links, jockey wheels and cassette.
For most home mechanics, that is exactly the point. This style of cleaner is a good buy if you want less mess, faster repeat cleaning and better drivetrain upkeep without removing the chain every time. Pair it with a bike-specific degreaser, rinse the tool after use, dry the chain properly and finish with fresh lube for the best result.
Ideal for home mechanics and everyday riders who want a quicker way to keep a road, gravel, commuter or mountain bike drivetrain under control.
6-brush cleaning layout
More brush contact around the chain helps scrub grime from multiple sides as you back-pedal.
On-bike chain cleaning
Lets you clean the chain without removing it from the bike, saving time on routine maintenance.
Cleaner, more controlled process
A chain scrubber keeps degreaser around the chain instead of splashing it everywhere with a loose brush.
Good for regular drivetrain upkeep
Well suited to frequent clean-ups between deeper services, especially if you ride in dust, wet roads or trail grime.
Home-mechanic friendly
Simple format that suits riders building a practical garage tool kit without shop-only complexity.
Works best with bike-safe degreaser
Use a dedicated bicycle degreaser or drivetrain cleaner rather than harsh workshop solvents.
Easy follow-up routine
Clean, rinse, dry and relube — a straightforward process that helps keep shifting smoother and wear in check.
How bicycle chain wear is checked in a workshop
Good Bicycle