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    Kitsune06 Guest
    I hear wax lubes actually tend to collect dust and debris... I still swear by Pro Link as a dry lube. I regularly spray my drivechain down with simplegreen and then pour water over it (but don't hose it down, just so the BB doesn't risk water-infiltration) bam. Clean. 'course the solventing and baking took about a day, but everyone needs a day off, right? I've actually not had problems using it in wet weather, either... *shrugs* I reapply only when the chain's making noise.

    No chain wear (that I can notice...) or gear/cassette wear in ~2k miles.

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    I've got to second...or third...or just heck, re-state... to go with a dry lube.
    We use it on all our bikes (6). No problems with icky stuff or squeaky gears.

 

 

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