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Best Chain Lube
#1
Simple question which is the best chain Lube to use .
Steve
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#2
Too many  personal choice answers!
I have a scottoiler but use gear oil or engine oil in it!
Some say...
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#3
I tend to use Silkolene or Castrol, but only really cos they seem to be the most readily available. They all seem to do different ones (racing, Teflon, titanium, wax, lube etc etc etc til the cows come home), just confusing, but I reckon they all pretty much do the same job as well as each other. Got Silkolene "Titanium Dry Gel" at the mo, it goes on like a wax, which I don't really like cos it looks orrible, didn't realise it would look that way when I bought it - but, it is easy to see if you've applied it thoroughly. PJ1 used to do one that loads of people asked for specifically, don't know why or if it's still available.
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#4
Scottoiler - fit and forget pretty much!
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#5
wurth chain wax
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#6
I just got a new Wurth Dry Chain Lub.
Clean chain first, then spray on as you turn the wheel. (by hand).

Here you go..........item 400565505332 eBay.
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#7
When I can't get enough virgin sweat, I use Scottoiler as a secong best.
Most things done in a hurry need to be done again - patiently.
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#8
I use wurth dry chain lube and it's always been fine for me. I only really ride in nice weather or a bit of rain and the bike stays in the garage over winter. If I was to use it in the winter months I'd probably use the wurth chain wax for a bit of extra protection.

It's a personal choice thing though, got to try a few and see what works for you.

Chris
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It wouldn't be fun if it was easy, I just wish it wasn't this much fun.
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#9
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Fuchs-Silkolene-...chain+lube


Best yet
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#10
Scottoiler.
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#11
Silkolene semi synthetic in summer and Wurth dry chain lube in the winter, got 28,000 miles out my last one and only changed it as process of elimination when bike was making a weird noise over 30 mph. Silkolene seems to last well when weather is hot and dry, shitey road salt doesn't stick to your chain in winter in my experience.
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#12
Thanks eveyone for your replies I keep hearing about Scotoilers are they easy to fit
Steve
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#13
Fitted a scottoiler on me bike today 40 min start to filled and primed Smile  Although I did ring devilsyam halfway through for some pointers :thumbup 
Bollocks, bigger hammer required
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#14
Wurth dry chain lube for me.  Effective and very clean with pretty much no fling. 
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#15
Wurth dry lube, no fling and stays on for ages.
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#16
Just me then with a Tutoro - no vacuum or electric hook ups! Keep it simple..........  :lol
Those are my principles...if you don't like them I have others.
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#17
Silkolene for me .
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#18
Whatever the garage has in stock!! So long as the chain gets the cleaning and the lubrication it requires, you can't go far wrong!
The Deef's apprentice
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#19
Scottoiler with genuine oil in it, it's only £7 for a bottle and it lasts for ages.

To prime it quicker stick a footpump on the breather pipe and give it a few pumps.
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#20
OK, what about just using old engine oil, anyone use this exclusively?


I'm wondering if I just paint some on the chain when warm with a brush once a week will that do the trick over the winter,,,,,
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