A wax-based lube won't attract the sand like a wet lube will. No lube = squeaky chain and poor performance. Also, the chain and components will not wear well.
Annie
A wax-based lube won't attract the sand like a wet lube will. No lube = squeaky chain and poor performance. Also, the chain and components will not wear well.
Annie
Time is a companion that goes with us on a journey. It reminds us to cherish each moment, because it will never come again. What we leave behind is not as important as how we have lived." Captain Jean Luc Picard
definitaly need lube! just need to use dry lube.
I do live in Orlando and yes, in fact, you DO need lube!!! White lightening is a good lube for dirt not to get on the chain or any other wax-based lube. Also, Florida is not as sandy as it may seem (unless your on the beach) . You need the lube to keep the chain moving well and help the life of the chain last longer. If no lube, bad things occur!
That's what I was planning to explain to him, but was curious if any other Floridians had heard anything like what he'd been told.
I've used White Lightning in dusty conditions here in the mid-Atlantic and wasn't too thrilled with it. I think I'm gonna send him a bottle of Rock'n'Roll Absolute Dry.
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David Desautels, in a letter to velonews.com
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