Best chain lube for winter/bad weather

[benb]

Recommendations please. Would prefer not to have to lube too often.

 

[migrantwing]

Weldtite TF2 Performance

I use it all year round with no hassle. It does a decent job as a lubricant for cables, pivot points and pretty much everything else, too.

 

[Deleted member 23692]

[QUOTE 2717117, member: 259"]Finish Line Cross Country is very good and it smells lovely. [/quote]I'd have to agree with that

 

[Shadow]

I seem to have stumbled into a lube-sniffers thread!!!

 

[benb]

Cheers, think I'll go for the Finish Line.

 

[Biker Joe]

Recommendations please. Would prefer not to have to lube too often.

Bad practice. Lube and clean often. Your drive train will thank you for it with efficiency and long life.

 

[derrick]

Just got hold of some finish line, am going to give it a go over the winter and see how it goes, seems a bit sticky for my licking but i will be cleaning the chain after every ride.
The commuter will only be every couple of weeks, cleaning that is.

 

[Deleted member 23692]

I seem to have stumbled into a lube-sniffers thread!!!

Most people start on GT85 (it's a gateway lube I tell thee!!) which then leads onto the heavier stuff like Finish Line

 

[benb]

Bad practice. Lube and clean often. Your drive train will thank you for it with efficiency and long life.

I meant I don't want to do it more than once a week.

 

[ianrauk]

Bad practice. Lube and clean often. Your drive train will thank you for it with efficiency and long life.

This...

 

[Buzzinonbikes]

I've always used Finish line but just ordered some White lightening Wet to give a try.

 

[smokeysmoo]

Chainsaw oil such as THIS. It's awesome VFM next to 'bike specific' lubes, and a bottle will last you a long, long time.

 

[subaqua]

what smokey says

 

[smokeysmoo]

[QUOTE 2718235, member: 259"]But it smells horrible! [/quote]
It tastes lovely though

I can't say I've ever noticed a smell TBH, I must ride too fast to notice