FINISH LINE Teflon Plus Dry Lube 60ml

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Wet Lube is typically recommended for extreme conditions. Formulated with high viscosity synthetic oils, water repelling polymers, and advanced anti-wear additives. Wet Lube is Finish Line's strongest, longest lasting and most water resistant lubricant. Wet Lube goes on wet, and stays wet, to provide maximum drivetrain smoothness, extremely quiet rides, and ultimate rust protection in the harshest of environments. Dry Lubes – Despite the name, these go on wet and set dry. Finish Line’s dry lube (in the red bottle) provides penetrating lubrication and is made from a mix of synthetic oils and Teflon. Finish Line dry is a versatile lube that can be used on chains, shifters, brake pivot points and derailleurs. Dry lubes generally need to be applied more often and obviously perform best on a clean chain. Goes on wet and sets up with a dry 'wax-like' synthetic film that helps keep your chain clean by not absorbing excessive amounts grit, grime, or dust. Finish Line's Mineral Brake Fluid is formulated specifically for bicycle brake systems requiring mineral oil. Features no compromise leading edge chemistry to provide superior fluid life and braking performance.year-old Jo Jobson due to be sentenced on Wednesday for his part in armed robbery of Cavendish and his wife, Peta, at their home in Essex in November 2021 Wet Lubes – Generally a longer-term and harder-wearing lubricant, a quality wet lube can withstand the rigours of a long day in the saddle including rides of 150+km. This is more suitable for wet conditions and extreme riding situations such as racing and ultra endurance missions. Finish Line’s Wet bike lubricant is in a green bottle and features super-durable synthetic oils, special polymers and anti-wear agents. With pro teams such as Orica-Scott, Trek Factory Racing and BMC Racing Team using it, you can be sure this is of supreme quality. Chains should be wiped clean and re-lubed every 3 to 5 rides depending upon conditions. Every time Ceramic Wax is applied to the chain, the ceramic coating is enhanced, ultimately providing the durability of many oil-based lubricants. The frequency for lubricating your bike depends on your riding environment, bicycle use, and the type of lube you’re using. For example, some wet lubes offer up to 100 miles of riding before lubricating the chain again. For most people, it’s ideal to lubricate your bike once every month for optimal performance and protection. Finish Line's unique Tubeless Tire Sealant is completely latex free and therefore won't cure inside the tire. Fiberlink™Technology featuring Dupont™Kevlar®mechanically seals punctures up to 1/4".

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I ride both road and mountain bikes and have used finish line dry lube for as long as I can remember. Don't have many good or bad things to say about it, partially because I don't have much to compare it to, but I've been thinking about changing it up. The one thing that does frustrate me a little, is all my drivetrains seem to get gunked faster than other people's, even with very frequent lubing and cleaning.At the other extreme, Krause said, is the cyclist who wants total cleanliness and doesn’t mind frequently reapplying. They should use a wax lube, which is oil-free and dry to the touch.