DuPont CS0116601 Teflon Chain Saver Dry Self-Cleaning Lubricant 11oz

Good Chain Lube

Dupont Chain Lube tends to be a 'dry' type of lube which helps keep it from collecting dust. A number of Triumph riders on triumphrat recommend this lube. There are many good motorcycle chain lubes available and this is one of the better ones.Read full review

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NO SUCH THING AS A PERFECT LUBE

Tried DuPont Chain Saver on my standard motorcycle chain (not o-ring style) after numerous glowing recommendations from fellow bikers. Bargain-priced and spray was easy to apply. After a day's riding on dusty trails I found the chain equally coated with grit as if I had used an oil-based lube. I reverted to petroleum lube because I suspect it penetrates between the links better than waxed-based.Read full review

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Dupont Chain Saver Spray lube

This Teflox wax based product is a great lube for chains on bikes, snowblowers garade door slides etc where a thin teflon spray doesn't last. This spray goes on thicker but dries to the touch in under a minute. Use where a water resistant lube is needed. Unlike oils and greases it is not sticky and will not hold or attract abrasive dirt/sand to the surface being lubricated. Its wax-like consistency sticks to surfaces like a light grease but can be rubbed off when needed.Read full review

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Little better than WD40

I use this product primarily on our bike chains, after a thorough cleaning of the metal. The product claims to resist dirt, probably with the Teflon chemical. Difficult to say. Probably less sticky than WD40. It works well for now but the sprayer is a straight stream. Plus it comes with a straw which also makes a straight stream. The lid is hard to get off. The value was good for a large container.Read full review

RV step and slide out lubrication

I have an rv and I use this lubricant for my outside steps which are mechanical and for my slide outs which are also exposed to the weather. The product makes the lubrication last longer between oilings . I do not use it on chains at all.

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I've Never Replaced A Bicycle Chain

I own three bicycles and put hundreds of miles on each one every year. I am on my second can of Dupont Chain Saver since 2013 and have never had to replace a chain since then. It's a silicone-wax lubricant that penetrates fast and does not fly off when riding. Dupont Chain Saver is an excellent product and well worth the price.Read full review

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Excellent For Bicycle Chains

I started using DuPont Chain Saver on my bicycle chains in 2013 when it was still packaged in plastic squeeze bottles. The spec for new bike chain is 12 links equals exactly 12 inches. But if they stretch to 12-1/8 inches then the chain should be replaced. After putting over 2000 miles on my bike while using DuPont Chain Saver, the amount of stretch was insignificant. I wear out tires faster than chains. I won't ride without DuPony Chain Saver and I strongly recommend it to all bicyclists.Read full review

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Lubricant

I have tested the Lubricant and it does work great. Will be able to give a better opinion when the weather breaks and I ride my bike and see how it protects my bike chain. It looks good hope it helps for my bike chain.

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Works well as motorcycle chain lube

I use this sparingly as motorcycle chain lube and am very pleased with the results. Put it on and let it sit for half an hour and there is absolutely no fling. The chain looks dry and does not collect grit and mung like greasy products. My chains last 25-30k miles with lubing every 1000 miles or so and cleaning the chain about once a year.

The only downside here in the Pacific North West is with OEM (unplated) chains and the rain. The outer plates tend to rust. It doesn't seem to shorten chain life and with plated chains there is no issue either but the rust film looks ugly. Read full review

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Big difference on chain..

After a while, riding the ATV 500 scrambler the chain was still clean. Usually it has that greasy dirty look. I notice a big difference in performance and would recommend it to any rider. 

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