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Old 01-04-18 | 10:02 AM
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pdlamb
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Originally Posted by masi61
this conversation seems to be pointing in the direction of wax based lubes being promising. Having used White Lightning, I would say that this product most definitely gets "pushed aside" as you say. The squeaking, the rusting, the failure of the product to get into the internals of the chain are all problematic. This is why so many of us just develop a wet lube system.

This was my experience as well. One rainy ride with White Lightning, and the chain is covered in surface rust three days later. Multiple rainy rides with wet lube, no surface rust, and the chain starts squeaking after ~500 miles -- same thing happens if it doesn't rain.



Now I save the rest of the White Lightning for lubing pedal cleats.
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