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Old 10-26-22, 09:52 AM
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t2p
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Originally Posted by merlinextraligh
cough, cough, bs, cough,bs, cough cough.

The difference in resistance from the best to the worst lube is very small, likely 1-2 watts. The highest claim I’ve seen is 6 watts. I find it rather suspect that anyone can reliably feel that difference pedaling.

I’d bet dollars to donuts no one could pick out chain lube brands in a double blind study from pedaling,effort.
no no - I don't feel a difference when pedaling

I notice a difference when I push / rotate a pedal / crank backwards with my hands when off the bike (when placing the bike into our car / suv)

it's fairly noticeable

for reference - on one bike the prev chain lube was Muc Off ; the other bike the prev chain lube was NFS

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