O Ring Chain: Diesel vs Kerosene

[hizzo3]

Originally Posted by SilverBullet

Here are the lubes I recommended.

Available at Lowes.
DuPont Teflon 11-oz. Teflon Multi-Use Lubricant

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DuPont Teflon 11-oz. Teflon Multi-Use Lubricant not a dry lube

Chain saver however is still a 'dryer' lubricant

Other general purpose lube reviews

[TwoSmokeDS]

Originally Posted by DFW_Warrior

I have a friend that raced two Enduro seasons, and trail rode three more years all on the stock chain and never lubed it once. I usually feel sorry for my chain long before that so I throw some lube on it.

A class riders ride so fast the mud and dirt just flings away from the chain.

Us newbs who take the sloppius lines, get our bikes stuck in the mud for no reason, go thru water holes where they can be avoided, drop our bikes several times a session. Us newbs are more abuse to the chain.

[TwoSmokeDS]

Do you apply the dry lube when the chain is still wet from washing? Or do you wait til it drys and then apply lube?

[SilverBullet]

For best results apply to a dry chain. Like I said wipe off what you can and then ride bike to do the rest.

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[DFW_Warrior]

Originally Posted by TwoSmokeDS

A class riders ride so fast the mud and dirt just flings away from the chain.

Us newbs who take the sloppius lines, get our bikes stuck in the mud for no reason, go thru water holes where they can be avoided, drop our bikes several times a session. Us newbs are more abuse to the chain.

For someone like you that knows so much you sure do ask a ton of questions....LOL

[Moose]

Originally Posted by DFW_Warrior

For someone like you that knows so much you sure do ask a ton of questions....LOL

Well....it beats "2 ply or quilted"

[khager]

Originally Posted by hizzo3

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Don't forget to repack it! I prefer Bel-Ray.

[hizzo3]

Originally Posted by khager

Don't forget to repack it! I prefer Bel-Ray.

I used some stuff that I bought off a Pishtaco.

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[Irishcoffee]

Originally Posted by Gravel Guy

Use it on muffler bearings too......

Makes as much sense!