tri flow soy

[AgilisMerlin]

anyone used this yet?


curious

http://mediacdn.shopatron.com/media/mfg/1546/product_image/thm/t156_034c7adfba1f01e8e72b9259f47b55ef.jpg?12669670 46



Tri-Flow Soy Lube 3.38oz: This lube is a superior, light viscosity lube that allows for deep penetration into hard to reach moving parts. The hand charged aerosol spayed uses no chemical propellant! * Rapidly biodegradable formula, more than 90% will biodegrade in less than 28 days! * Formulated with natural soy oil and P.T.F.E. Specially formulated with the most advanced performing elements combined with natural soy for the environmentally conscious consumer. A blend of the finest quality renewable resource available treated with the most effective anti-oxidants, extreme pressure, anti-wear, PTFE and corrosion protection additives. High grade oils provide optimum lubrication under extreme temperatures (12 to 475 F) and humidity. The formula and packaging were designed and manufactured taking steps to reduce environmental impact.

[54ny77]

i prefer kikkoman low sodium on my chains. and california rolls. :p

[AgilisMerlin]

:D

well, I am guessing this is good for 28 days - for on the 29th it vanishes into thin air


i think i am going to give this a try

[flydhest]

As a moderator, I require you to report back you findings.

OK, so maybe I'm just asking please and I'll buy you a beer if you make it to DC, but either way, let us know what you find.

[buldogge]

We use it at the co-op...never noticed any real difference...little thinner than regular tri-flow maybe.

-Mark in St. Louis

[AgilisMerlin]

have family members in DC.

don't drink, but if in area would love to ride

going to order some on the interwebs tonight ;)

usually have all this crap soaking into my hands anyways. durace chains, when new, smell like you could set them on fire

[buldogge]

If you would like to smell like brie, get some Dumonde Tech.

-Mark

[AgilisMerlin]

speaking of food,

i'll eat some pbj
http://mashsf.com/_dev/_wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/screenshot-36.jpg
when applying the soy

[thegunner]

We use it at the co-op...never noticed any real difference...little thinner than regular tri-flow maybe.

-Mark in St. Louis

werd, my local shop didn't have regular tri-flow. it's not really that different, but it's definitely missing that banana-ey goodness...

[benitosan1972]

Soy Lube? Vegan-hipster-fixiekids rejoice! :fight:

I'll stick with traditional lube & motor oil made from dinosaurs, thanks.