Description
Muc-Off Dry Chain Lube is formulated to hold up to the extreme pressures that are applied to a motorcycles chain. It's a highly versatile, Dry weather chain lubricant that has superior penetrative qualities ensuring that every part of the chain link is lubricated. The advanced 'Dry Formula' creates a clean,...
Muc-Off Motorcycle Dry Chain Lube Item # 555427
Description
Muc-Off Dry Chain Lube is formulated to hold up to the extreme pressures that are applied to a motorcycles chain. It's a highly versatile, Dry weather chain lubricant that has superior penetrative qualities ensuring that every part of the chain link is lubricated. The advanced 'Dry Formula' creates a clean, durable and protective layer that inhibits rust and corrosion whilst also releasing a fresh banana fragrance! The formula has exceptionally low surface friction to provide incredible drivetrain efficiency without attracting contaminants. It's clean, and it's easy to use.
Features:
- High performance formula leaves dry, non-sticky protective film
- Safe on frame, metal parts, plastics, rubber, paint and carbon fibre
- Drives out excess moisture
- Prevents dirt adhesion
- Light lubricant coats moving parts
- Quick and easy to use
Part Numbers for Muc-Off Motorcycle Dry Chain Lube
Reviews
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Elgreco from
Need some lube?
I’ve used this lube on my motorcycle chain a few times. Easy to apply and dries quick. I also use the Muc Off chain cleaner prior to lubing. My wife always chuckles when I tell her that I’m getting the lube. Then to her disappointment she realizes I’m playing with my motorcycle.
Date published: 2018-05-16
Rated 4 out of
5
by
bikeboy1 from
Seems Okay
I have only used this product a couple of times and it was on my bicycle chain for indoor trainer sessions. It sprays on well as a fluid and seems to penetrate the links and then dries after a couple minutes with a waxy feel to it. Rode about 3 hours so far and the lube seems to be staying on the chain better than I thought it would. The chain appears to be clean to the eye and yet the links still have a film on them. How this will cling to a moto chain going around at much higher speeds is something I cant comment for the moment as we are in the middle of winter and my moto is tucked away in the garage.
Date published: 2019-01-18