Repco chain lube

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Discussion in ' Australia ' started by johnquinnell , Aug 26, Log in or Join. Adventure Rider. Guys, Have any of you seen this spray lube in a local auto parts store or hardware shop. I have contacted Dupont before and they said Repco stocked it but when I went to Repco they had never heard of it. I have just about run out of the can I have and reckon it is one of the the best dual purpose bike chain lubes I have ever tried and I must have just about tried them all.

Repco chain lube

View Full Version : Greasing door hinges. Hi Guys, What do people on here use to grease their door hinges? I'm assuming that I need to use white lithium grease but I can only find it in a spray can. Is this what I should be using or is there a paste that's better to use? Thanks guys. Awesome, thanks Mick. Any particular brand you prefer to use? Yep CRL white grease lube. This stuff Mick? Also use it on my panelift door springs.

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Remember Me? Advanced Search. Page 1 of 2 1 2 Last Jump to page: Results 1 to 15 of Thread: DuPont chain lube now available at Repco DuPont chain lube now available at Repco A while ago before I bought my Scott Oiler I really wanted to try some of this stuff. It sprays on and dries into a non-sticky PTFE film.

Repco chain lube

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. I owned my first motorcycle in high school, and back then I knew nothing about regular maintenance of my two-wheeled transportation. Lesson learned. Now I know well that motorcycle chains require a little love and care. Lubricating and keeping your motorcycle chain clean prevents corrosion, reduces wear on interacting components by reducing heat and friction for the chain and sprockets, and enables a smoother and quieter ride. Most motorcycle manufacturers and chain suppliers recommend cleaning the chain on road bikes every miles. It is important to know what kind of chain you are running on your motorcycle. Modern motorcycles use O-ring or X-ring chains with a row of small rubber seals between the outer and inner side plates. Each of these rings come from the manufacturer with grease sealed in them.

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Post by uart » Sat Aug 13, am. Or they all pretty much the same? Jump to. Hi Dylan Now when it comes to oil and tyre threads on forums I love 'em. The back tire didn't get as misshapen. I did do a search for any previous topics on this but nothing came up. Re: Bike chain lube quick question Post by edsa » Thu Mar 03, am Not sure why its not working on your ipad.. This has happened quite a bit. Sign up. Geoff James 27 May at Australian Cycling Forums on Strava.

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Guys, Have any of you seen this spray lube in a local auto parts store or hardware shop. I degreased the rear wheel bearings and repacked them with grease. Regulars will know what's coming Hope you're resting that foot! Will do some research. Post by tron07 » Wed Mar 02, am. The solvent in Purple Extreme will dissolve other lubricants and cause them to move to the surface of your chain and cogs. Post by Nazar » Wed Mar 02, am. Re: Bike chain lube quick question Post by piledhigher » Wed Mar 02, am Nazar wrote: Prior to getting into MTBing I was using wd40 or engine oil unused Friend gave me some squirt wax based long lasting dry lube, went to get some more but the shop owner said "these ones don't wash off in water as winter is coming these ones are better", there was a variety at the same price After about twenty to thirty minutes of bashing and cursing it finally came out, I was victorious! Dry lube is good. Good for you Bob! The Motul did have one drawback though