Chain Wax, Oil…..or ‘Revolube’ !

[DaveReading]

I'm a new convert to Squirt - loving it so far !

 

[Animo]

I'm a long term user of Rock and Roll Blue but they don't seem to sell it anywhere in the UK now so going to need to find an alternative once my current supply runs out.

 

[geocycle]

I use a thing called ProLink Gold. I bought a vat of it and am slowly working my way through it. I liked it because it wasn’t sticky like the competition 15 years ago and it just goes on with a 3 ml pipette.

 

[Milzy]

Oh brilliant ! Please share your experience with me ? 😁

Well it’s silent and smooth as butter. Feels like hot dipped wax so maybe the price is worth saving the hassle.

 

[sevenfourate]

Well it’s silent and smooth as butter. Feels like hot dipped wax so maybe the price is worth saving the hassle.

Awesome start 😁 How’s longevity ? What about re-application ? I take it (Like waxing) you completely stripped the whole drivetrain before moving across to this ?

Thank you 🙏

 

[Milzy]

Awesome start 😁 How’s longevity ? What about re-application ? I take it (Like waxing) you completely stripped the whole drivetrain before moving across to this ?

Thank you 🙏

It lasts longer than you’d think. It cleans the links out so some times I’ve just re-added over the top without having to full re-strip. That’s my favourite part. Less de greasing.
I don’t go on wet rides with it though.

 

[sevenfourate]

It lasts longer than you’d think. It cleans the links out so some times I’ve just re-added over the top without having to full re-strip. That’s my favourite part. Less de greasing.
I don’t go on wet rides with it though.

Thanks. With the online / Site reviews and your experience - i think it’s just what I’m looking for; and can use on the whole fleet. I had a free postage discount code. So have just bought a couple of bottles 👍

 

[PaulSB]

Most of my riding is in mixed weather, and mixed condition rides - i.e. it's rare I do a completely road ride - the bike I use also does off road, and only in recent months has it been silly dry, but until May, the tracks were still quite wet. Works if you do road rides and aren't commuting, then I may look at waxed chains when I retire. Waxed chains on MTB - no chance. I'm a one solution does all bikes ! A wet oil does that.

I ride road and gravel all year round and run waxed chains all year round. They work in all weathers for recreational riding. As I said earlier I'm not so sure about winter commuting.

Perhaps as @EckyH says if one dries the chain and reapplies it does. I only commuted for one winter. I had time to clean and lube my bike at the weekend. I didn't have time to dry the chain and apply wax whenever it rained, which seemed often.