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Old 10-29-04, 10:57 AM
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rwg
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Triflow works great if you don't mind the mess. I haven't used pro-link, but any relatively heavy oil or synthetic will work well, it will just attract gunk. My drivetrain is much more quiet with a wet lube than a dry lube.

Right now I am using a Finish Line dry lube b/c it harldy ever rains here. It works well enough. Not as good as triflow, but well enough and it's much cleaner.
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