I've been convinced that it's worth doing for MTB. But I can't be bothered procuring the wax, stove, etc. So I've bought 2 cheapo chains off the internet and I'm taking them to Two Wheels Good in Stoke Newington later this month. I've given them a ring and it's something they can do for you. I can clean the chainring and cassette etc myself.
Will see how it goes. An option worth considering for those without the gubbins/are too lazy.
I've been convinced that it's worth doing for MTB.
I've just convinced myself that it isn't worth doing for MTB, at least not til it dries out in spring/summer
A couple of winter rides has absolutely fucked my waxed MTB chain, have gone back to wet lube for now mainly for the corrosion resistance
I've been convinced that it's worth doing for MTB. But I can't be bothered procuring the wax, stove, etc. So I've bought 2 cheapo chains off the internet and I'm taking them to Two Wheels Good in Stoke Newington later this month. I've given them a ring and it's something they can do for you. I can clean the chainring and cassette etc myself.
Will see how it goes. An option worth considering for those without the gubbins/are too lazy.