What Chain Lube Do You Use?

What Brand Chain Lube Do You Use?

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HeadTrauma

HeadTrauma

Agent2:
Sounds good, but don't you have grease everywhere after the ride?
Boss I used to work for told me a story about getting even with a co-worker who pissed him off. He filled a syringe with axle grease and would put tiny little dabs of the stuff everywhere in the guys workspace. A little dab on his chair, under the armrests, on his lunch bag in the fridge, his car door handle etc. Not a lot, and not on a regular basis, a little here and there. Drove the guy nuts, had grease everywhere and couldn't figure out where it was coming from.
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Sounds like this kind of situation in the making. :smirk:
 
themanoy650

themanoy650

i use this

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Its used for a lot of things like bearings, chains, soldering, axles and so much more (except doing it with the wife :naughty:) its kinda messy and you have to apply it the old fashioned way by using a paint brush but it gets the job done. and i got a 5 gallon bucket for free! :thumb:

the 500 gram cup will cost around $3 on this side of the world. and the 5 gallon bucket will cost you around $20
 
Rolls

Rolls

themanoy650:
i use this

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Its used for a lot of things like bearings, chains, soldering, axles and so much more (except doing it with the wife :naughty:) its kinda messy and you have to apply it the old fashioned way by using a paint brush but it gets the job done. and i got a 5 gallon bucket for free! :thumb:

the 500 gram cup will cost around $3 on this side of the world. and the 5 gallon bucket will cost you around $20
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That stuff is definitely easy on the wallet, and it probably does a great job of lubeing the chain. But, I bet it makes a helluva mess. I wonder if the sling-off would lube the shock linkage? That could be a real time saver. :thumb:
 
rezrider

rezrider

Rolls:
That stuff is definitely easy on the wallet, and it probably does a great job of lubeing the chain. But, I bet it makes a helluva mess. I wonder if the sling-off would lube the shock linkage? That could be a real time saver. :thumb:
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AND the underside of the fender for eas(ier) cleaning...kinda like the spray on shit! It ought to come off in clumps...
 
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