Velo News-Chain Lube

[pbarry]

Anyone tried the VSalon-Too Tall chain lube?

[Rob1519]

I have found Dumonde Tech Lite to be an excellent product. It is however, a little overly aromatic during application.

http://www.dumondetech.com/dumonde/products/bicycle-2/

[dekindy]

Originally Posted by pbarry

Anyone tried the VSalon-Too Tall chain lube?

Interested also.

[Joachim]

Originally Posted by pbarry

Anyone tried the VSalon-Too Tall chain lube?

Yes, I have.. It's called NFS. Awesome.

[SpeedyChix]

First forum member will excess of 150 posts who PMs me with their name, shipping address gets a approx. 80% full bottle of Chain-L lube. Be patient, you may not hear back from me until later on Wednesday.

NFS is the lube asked about in recent posts, stuff is good. I've been really pleased with application and use. You do need to wipe your chain down after every ride. If you're not keen on doing that...it's not a lube for you.

Link for NFS if you're in a shopping mood: http://ballersride.com/shop/nixfrixshun-chainlube-nfs

[Louis]

Originally Posted by SpeedyChix

You do need to wipe your chain down after every ride.

For folks who feel that they haven't been spending enough time on their bike maintenance...

[LegendRider]

Is the bicycle chain lubricant market over-saturated?

[Louis]

Originally Posted by LegendRider

Is the bicycle chain lubricant market over-saturated?

But some of those don't have much market penetration...

In a related matter, I can't be the only one who's wondered why there are so many different brands of bike tires out there. (most of which probably come from two factories in Indonesia)

[rice rocket]

Originally Posted by Kirk Pacenti

Anyone here tried Lilly Lube? http://lillylube.com/

Is this your guerrilla marketing?



I picked up some Einzsett gel grease for my motorcycle, I started using it on the bicycle. I've always been happy w/ their wax and polish products on my vehicles. Seems to do it's job... Motorcycles have O-rings between each plate though, which needs conditioning that bicycles don't so it's a little overkill.

http://www.1z-usa.com/chain-lubricant.html

[SpeedyChix]

Originally Posted by SpeedyChix

First forum member... bottle of Chain-L lube.

The Lube has been claimed and on its way today.

[Kirk Pacenti]

Originally Posted by rice rocket

Is this your guerrilla marketing?

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No, no connection to them. I stumbled onto their site and liked the home-business feel of the video on their site. Just wondered if anyone here has tried it before I buy.

[ColonelJLloyd]

Originally Posted by avalonracing

I'm a huge fan of this:
http://www.finishlineusa.com/product...c_wet_lube.htm

That's what I've been using. I like it.

[GRAVELBIKE]

Originally Posted by Kirk Pacenti

No, no connection to them. I stumbled onto their site and liked the home-business feel of the video on their site. Just wondered if anyone here has tried it before I buy.

Looking at the instructions, I have to wonder if it has a high solvent content.

[BobbyJones]

I'm in this camp as well and won't be buying more Boeshield t9 once I run out. It's been ok, but it doesn't last long in the dry, last at all in the wet and is very difficult to clean off residue.

Originally Posted by pbarry

Good product but better for other applications than as a chain lube. I jumped on it 20+ years ago when it was introduced. Chain got noisy after 150-200 miles. Have used it as a "frame saver" solution on new frames with good results tho. Works well on unpainted/unplated steel to keep it from rusting.