All-Weather Lube
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ryanweeg posted 18 weeks ago.
Here is what I use on my mtb and road bikes:
Here is what I use on my mtb if I don't have squirt
http://www.rocklube.com/products_detail_extreme.html
Extreme lube is awesome, absolute dry is no bueno, the gold is also pretty good
"If one can stick to the training throughout many long years, that willpower is no longer a problem. It's Raining? That doesn't matter. I am tired? That's beside the point. It's simply just that I have to."
-Emil Zatopek
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brittda posted 18 weeks ago.
I saw the word "LUBE" and my mind went into the gutter. Probably because of all the other "off topic" threads lately
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Milesofsmiles15 posted 18 weeks ago.
yea, i had some interesting thoughts that i'll keep to myself when i read the title
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Leroy Bonkers posted 18 weeks ago.
I was avoiding this thread becasue I didn't want to be a smarta$$ yet again... I should have known better!
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beads1985 posted 18 weeks ago.
Trying to keep it out of the gutter
I like Pedros Synlube.
It works great,
and it works even better if you use it on your bike ;-)
Nothing to it, but to do it
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jtrimom posted 18 weeks ago.
ryanweeg wrote:
Here is what I use on my mtb and road bikes:Here is what I use on my mtb if I don't have squirt
http://www.rocklube.com/products_detail_extreme.html
Extreme lube is awesome, absolute dry is no bueno, the gold is also pretty good
wow, rocklube- you don't even HAVE to have a dirty mind to go there
Have a friend who lives in Florida, and is looking for a good all-weather chain lube, so I'm thinking a non-dry lube. I use T-9 Boshine, but I was thinking that's probably not ideal for the conditions.
Thoughts?