🔥 ProGold ProLink Chain Lube - Ultimate Choice for Unparalleled Performance Review

I've been using this product for a few weeks and I think it's fine for wetter conditions. However, on hot, dry days I prefer Muc Off Dry Lube. My transmission is much quieter with Muc Off. Cleaning is pretty much the same, but the Pro seems to clean slightly better. Another downside to the Pro is that the bottle doesn't drip and smells like pipe valve oil. Even after I've thoroughly wiped the top of the rollers and the outside of my chain, it tends to spatter because it's so thin and never…

Good efficient product. I switched to Teflon "Dry Lube" for a few months and rusted horribly at the slightest moisture. Went back to professional gold lube and it fixed my chain. I applied a few drops, wiped the chain with a cloth to remove any rust and recoated the chain. I haven't had any rust problems for the past few months (I apply a few drops about every 2 weeks). A very small problem: when turning the applicator to open it, the entire top sometimes also starts to open. . This is easily…

Ironically I bought this and a week later I won an XC MTB race in my division and received a box of their products as a prize, LOL! So, I have 2 of these bottles, plus some grease, degreaser, quick lube, helmet sanitizer, bike cleaner, etc. It's a light oil that works really well on chains. The key to use is to apply the entire chain, working backwards, then use a rag to wipe away the excess. Depending on track conditions, I'll use it every second or third ride unless I hit the water or mud…

I know next to nothing about chain lube, I just went to Revain and bought what was cheap and had good reviews. There are already some good reviews with high ratings, I will just say the product was as good as they say. This lube has worked very well for me for the past 2 years. I don't do complex cleaning and what other reviewers mention. I just turn the bike upside down, lean the nozzle against the chain, and then slowly spray while pedaling. If the chain seems wet all over, I'll shift a few…

After climbing the TriFlow, I decided to try something different. I researched this material and was pleasantly surprised to see a bike mechanic at a bike shop using this material. She took out her bottle and put it on a little - the lid is a bit hard, by the way; Unscrew the top half like a Sriracha bottle. I backed off the chain about ten turns and wiped it clean. This stuff works great; I wouldn't say my chain is quiet, but it's definitely very quiet. As others have said, it is a low…