🚲 WPL Forkboost Lube for Mountain Bike Forks and Shocks - Premium Oil for Suspension Dust Seals - Bike Lubricant Review

Got my first new mountain bike about 6 months ago. I was recommended to try this fork lube after about 3 months. The first application gave my McQueen fork a smooth buttery amazing like new finish. The best part is that it stays that way with every application. I use it every few rides now (as well as on the seatpost and rear suspension) and will continue to do so. I ride about 20 miles a week on dusty or loose trails and one bottle seems to last an entire season, although time will tell…

I'm new to cycling (just started cycling a little over a month ago) so I don't have any other fork suspension lubricant to compare myself to. However, I used it last week after cleaning the bike and it picked up dirt from the seal. I drove around town most of the time. I'm glad I started using suspension lube before I started riding easy trails. Since it gets the job done, is biodegradable, only costs $10, and my suspension runs smoothly (even though my bike only has 55mm of travel), I have no…

I would have given a 5 star review but I didn't manage to do a full long term review of the product. I had it in my backpack which I took everywhere, I forgot it was there, threw the bag in the car, started to work and there was grease everywhere. This suggests that I will most likely buy another bottle to continue using the product as it seems to clean the upper tubes on my fork and shock really well. easy IMHO? Maybe use chain lube bottles in the finish so there's less chance of them coming…

Every video I see of people recommending this product says wonders about it and it seems to work as everyone says but. There is one side effect that no one talks about. The problem is, when you use suspension oil, it lubricates so well that rebound turns off. I usually use the rebound on both (fork and shox) very slowly, well after oiling and lubricating the shafts (legs) of the fork and shock the return is very, very quick, like turning the rebound to the fastest would have hired. so I didn't…

I saw this thing for the first time on Pavel Ponter's channel. I think I'll get some for our bikes. It seems to work great on forks and shocks, can't really make a huge TBH difference, but I think it helps prevent the seals from drying out and increases the time between services. Which I felt was 100% important to my drip post. My drip has always been a bit wobbly. It works, but sometimes extra attention is needed to make it work properly. That's extra love. If I do a quick clean, add this to…

I had a sticky seatpost problem so I wanted to try something different than my current solution so I gave this product a try. Well after several uses I can say that the results are not what I expected. I see some people have used it on old forks etc and I'm sure they've had success as if they used most fork oils or better yet smooth honey grease. I'm definitely seeing better results with Fox Gold Fork Oil and Smooth Honey than this one. The post will work fine initially but soon becomes…

I bought a new fully and it was very important to me that I maintain it properly so that I can keep it as good as new for as long as possible. After about 30 rides, this lube has kept my fork and shock nice and clean. I just apply a little to the fork/shock, work my fingers on the dust boots, pump the fork/shock a few times and wipe off the excess with a microfiber towel. I use it about every 10 rides, which is about every two months, but the trails I ride are very gritty and gritty and can…