LifeLine Race Oil

Posted on Mon 4th, May 2009

• #1

ta2

Anyone tried this? Thinking of getting some for my geared bike. I absolutely soaked the cassette with this shit before I went out and the chain was squeaking after about 40 miles.
• #2

TheCatMan

Did you oil the chain?!
• #3

deleted

get green oil and be happy.

and search next time.
• #4

Steff

Finish Line red does the trick for me. I used to use the green, which is amazingly long-lasting, but it attracts too much shit and makes it a pig to get the chain even slightly clean. The red is easy on, easy off, so requires slightly more frequent application, but is otherwise smashing stuff.
• #5

tom.g

Anyone tried this? Thinking of getting some for my geared bike. I absolutely soaked the cassette with this shit before I went out and the chain was squeaking after about 40 miles.

i wouldnt trust anything thats named after £1 a bottle cider.
• #6

T_M

i wouldnt trust anything thats named after £1 a bottle cider.

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