Teflon chain lubricant

[karim18]

Just ordered my first can today.

I was using PJ1 Blue Label and switched to PJ1 Black Label.... that was a bad idea, my chain has been slinging lubricant everywhere including, but not limited to... my rear tire. Not doing that again

Anyways, was wondering if anyone had experience with this and had an opinion one way or the other?

Thanks,
Karim

 

[latony007]

Just ordered my first can today.

I was using PJ1 Blue Label and switched to PJ1 Black Label.... that was a bad idea, my chain has been slinging lubricant everywhere including, but not limited to... my rear tire. Not doing that again

Anyways, was wondering if anyone had experience with this and had an opinion one way or the other?

Thanks,
Karim

i use the maxum cleaner, lube, wax and i dont have issues with sling, i usually let it set pretty good before i ride it though.

 

[Blue-Sun]

Personally, I like Yama-Lube... $8.00/can at the dealership and it does a great job.

Goes on nice, no sling, very happy with all aspects of Yama's chain lube.

Just my two cents...

 

[FastFreddy]

I like PJ1 Blue label, its up there for me.
Not too waxy, not too oily, just right.

I did 43 000 kms on my last standard chain.

I remember buying a small can of black, then going straight back to a big can of blue at one point.

I also liked Bel Ray Super clean and also Motul Factory line.

 

[karim18]

Personally, I like Yama-Lube... $8.00/can at the dealership and it does a great job.

Goes on nice, no sling, very happy with all aspects of Yama's chain lube.

Just my two cents...

9 times out of 10 my dealer runs out of Yama-Lube and I end up getting PJ1, last time around Blue Label was out and I saw black label, got it figuring it was better, until I went on a group ride 2 weeks ago and learned quickly how to drift through a 90 degree left-hander... waiting for the teflon lube to get in before I bother cleaning up the rear end with simple green and a pressure washer.