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Hi
I use Lube on my cahin but it is a mess!!! The wheel gets quite filthy and well it is a dirty job to apply!! I have used the wax before and that was a lot neater and cleaner. My question is, is the lube really that much better than the wax?? What do the experts think?? Regards Morpheus |
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Lube for me
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*passes ian tube of KY*
oh right sorry wrong sort of lube I have one thing to say, get yourself a scotoiler and then you never need worry again
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Yeah agree there, as soon as I need new chain and sprokets i'll be getting one
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I've become a convert to simple engine oil. It keeps the chain in tip-top condition and although there'a fair amount of fling, it wipes off very easily.
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This was so not the topic I thought it was
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Wurth's clear chain lube is excellent and minimal fling. I always found wax attracts too much grime and get's the chain dirty more quickly.
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If you want to use engine oil - get a plastic oil can from halfords. The body takes about a 1/2 pint of oil and the screw on bit has a plastic - reinforced bendy tube with a metal nipple. The handle has a trigger that "squirts" the oil out the nipple allowing you to apply easily to inaccessible places. I've been using this for a while but have now also started using wax as well. I try and oil / wax once a week.
Scottoiler is probably a better way to go....
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