Dupont chain saver

[Hog Head]

Anyone seen this in Thailand:

[KRS1]

i used it in california last year, it sucks and will dry your chain out, use Kemex instead, much better.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/677079-kemex-lubricant/

[Hog Head]

I am looking for a liquid rather than a spray to use in my new Loobman chain oiler

[KRS1]

just empty the contents of the can into the loobman reservoir.

you can also try some bicycle shops, they usually carry liquid teflon but ive found they are not ideal for motorcycles because the temperature is too high...

Edited November 6, 2013 by KRS1

[AllanB]

Do they not have different grades of chain here? In the UK they have quite a range and a good one can last 10 times longer than one half the price, so when you take into account the cost of the two sprockets, it is a no brainer.

My old meager 12hp Phantom used to get through chains like nobody's business, it was ridiculous and it was labeled "made in Japan" the reason I now have a shaft drive bike.

I used to use a Silkolene chain lube, a little expensive for the can, but lasted 10 times longer than the cheap stuff. haven't seen anything decent here in Khon Kaen. So instead I used the HP grease on the Wave.

Edited November 8, 2013 by AllanB

[KRS1]

You can get any kind of chain here, just harder to find in small towns.

they have Motul chain lube here, but its 650 baht a can, and im sick of cleaning off the grunge from all these supposedly no fling lubes.