wideguy

I don't get caught in the rain very often, and I don't ride when there are salt/de-icing chemicals on the road (not when they're wet anyway). I've had good results using molybdenum disulphide in spray-on dry application. It's a high temp high pressure lubricant that doesn't attract dirt and seems to have no bad effects on rubber. I use it on all the sliding parts of brakes. It isn't resistant to brake fluid, but if you have a fluid leak, you need to fix it anyway.