SnowMageddon

[MossRoad]

Glad you guys are having fun. We have bare grass here. :thumbdown:

 

[jfischer]

I'm down in Stafford but fairly new to the area. I'd love a NOVA PT get together!

I am in for it, see when is a good time for all to get together

 

[ponytug]

And for the envelope, please... The bike lube in question is?

Thanks!

FWIW: I use Fluoramics antirust spray, HinderRust. It is a penetrating, light oil.

All the best,

Peter

On the squeeking, I have stopped using conventional lube. I purchased a bottle of this bike lube. Spoke to a friend who bikes a lot and swears by this. It does seem to last longer than regular lube, but my rams make a ton of noise in steering. This works but I wish the rams PT provides had lube points.

 

[woodlandfarms]

I am not home but I think it is WHITE LIGHTNING CLEAN RIDE. Find it on amazon. It is a wax based lubricant. Used on bike chains for guys who do serious off road.

 

[jfischer]

I have used that White Lightning on a lot of things. It has a wax base and alcohol, where the alcohol lets it get into where it needs to be, then just leaves the wax lube. I have used another one called Finish Line, which is a Teflon Based Bike Chain lube. They seem to get into places better then the Teflon Based Gel Super Lube. The Spray Super lube is nice if you find it cheap enough.

I am not home but I think it is WHITE LIGHTNING CLEAN RIDE. Find it on amazon. It is a wax based lubricant. Used on bike chains for guys who do serious off road.

 

[cqaigy2]

I am not home but I think it is WHITE LIGHTNING CLEAN RIDE. Find it on amazon. It is a wax based lubricant. Used on bike chains for guys who do serious off road.

Yes, that's what i use on my mountain bike and PT.

 

[MossRoad]

I've used white lightning before, too..... :laughing:

 

[woodlandfarms]

I've used white lightning before, too..... :laughing:

And you are still typing this late at night?

 

[cqaigy2]

And you are still typing this late at night?

After finishing off that last drop.

 

[Barryh]

I have used that White Lightning on a lot of things. It has a wax base and alcohol, where the alcohol lets it get into where it needs to be, then just leaves the wax lube. I have used another one called Finish Line, which is a Teflon Based Bike Chain lube. They seem to get into places better then the Teflon Based Gel Super Lube. The Spray Super lube is nice if you find it cheap enough.

Hmmm sounds like it might be good for changing out wheel motors too. Sort of like waxing with heat.. I'll have to order some and keep it around. Thanks for the tip Jeff / Woodlandfams ..