Finish Line Dry Chain Lube - Ceramic Technology - 240ml
£14.99
was
£14.99
was
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Finish Line's Dry Lube 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. Thanks to the added Teflon fluoropolymer, Finish Line's Dry Lune minimizes pedaling friction, repels moisture, and withstands rides up to 100 miles. An extremely versatile lubricant and a perfect choice for many road and off-road cyclist.
Dry Lube is especially recommended for riding on or off-road in dry, dirty dusty environments, yet it holds up well in moderately wet conditions. Dry Lube can also be used on derailleurs, shifters, cables, and brake pivot points. Finish Lines Dry Lube provides optimum drivetrain efficiency without attracting an excessive amount of abrasive contaminants. This is Finish Line's most popular and versatile lubricant.
Dry Lube is especially recommended for riding on or off-road in dry, dirty dusty environments, yet it holds up well in moderately wet conditions. Dry Lube can also be used on derailleurs, shifters, cables, and brake pivot points. Finish Lines Dry Lube provides optimum drivetrain efficiency without attracting an excessive amount of abrasive contaminants. This is Finish Line's most popular and versatile lubricant.
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Questions & Answers (1)
Which of the finish line products is best for my bike chain?
By Tim Dowson
05 Jan 2024
Reading the information given, it's hard to tell which of the Fiish Line lubricants I should go for... they all sound good for most conditions and the prices are pretty much the same. Do Finish line help with a guide?
Thanks!
Thanks!
SJS Customer Service:
Hello & thank you for your enquiry.
Rule of thumb, winter season use wet lubricant, summer season use dry lubrication to keep your bike chain in good working order.
But I would strongly recommend a visit to Finish Lines website, under Products there is a sub section of chain lubrication, go into this & then into the "Lube Selector Tool" for a bespoke outcome as to which lubricant best suits your ride environment.
Hope this helps.
Kind regards, PC 5/1/24.
Rule of thumb, winter season use wet lubricant, summer season use dry lubrication to keep your bike chain in good working order.
But I would strongly recommend a visit to Finish Lines website, under Products there is a sub section of chain lubrication, go into this & then into the "Lube Selector Tool" for a bespoke outcome as to which lubricant best suits your ride environment.
Hope this helps.
Kind regards, PC 5/1/24.