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Old 03-02-14 | 10:33 AM
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Originally Posted by staehpj1
I wouldn't try to convince you of that. The thing is that in all of my touring which includes a couple cross country tours and a number of other long tours my chain has never looked like that with only one exception and I did clean it then, but immediately stopped using the lube that caused it (White Lightning). I have since used Boeshield T-9 with just apply and wipe method and never seen anything like that again.

I have had good luck with T=9, but do not think there is anything magic about it. Other lubes like Prolink work fine as well.
Pete,

I have to admit that was an extreme example. We'd been riding in a lot of rain over unsurfaced roads. It did not usually look that bad. I took the picture because my wife seemed to be harvesting hay as she rode.

I'll give the T-9 a try and see if I can get better results.
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