http://www.finishlineusa.com/products/chain-lubricants/dry-lubeWhat was your old lube of choice and why?
http://www.finishlineusa.com/products/chain-lubricants/dry-lube
I use this one because it is very good in dry conditions, but not so great on muddy terrain.
I have read good reviews about the Clean Ride and thought it might be better suited for the drivetrain.
I tried it. I'd say totally useless. It didn't make the ride any better than gear oil, and each application migrated from the chain to the rear derailleur and ended up gumming it up with a thick wax with grit in it. It took me over an hour to clean it all out. I still haven't found anything yet that beats hypoid 90.Thinking of swapping my lube of choice over to this stuff. Does anyone use it, or something similar, and what are your experiences?
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Tried Clean Ride last year and found it performed as advertised, very quiet and smooth drive train. Particularly like the way the wax would flake of leaving the chain surprisingly clean. Only downside was I found it awkward to apply and hard to clean up any spillage. Best applied over rear cogs while back pedaling (as manufacturers video) impossible with BBS01. Went back to Finish line dry but may give it another go.Thinking of swapping my lube of choice over to this stuff. Does anyone use it, or something similar, and what are your experiences?
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I use one of these bike stands to lift the rear wheel off the floor, when using the chain cleaner or lubing the chain:Best applied over rear cogs while back pedaling (as manufacturers video) impossible with BBS01.
Thanks for the info, just ordereI use one of these bike stands to lift the rear wheel off the floor, when using the chain cleaner or lubing the chain:
Bike stand suitable for BBS01, BBS02 and BBSHD
Thanks form the recommendation, have just ordered oneI use one of these bike stands to lift the rear wheel off the floor, when using the chain cleaner or lubing the chain:
Bike stand suitable for BBS01, BBS02 and BBSHD