Training and raceday chain lube for ROAD
Without going to full on molten wax , what race day ish lube should i look into .
i see ceramic wax looks cool . I have been using whitelightning clean ride wax , sometimes it feels fast but sometimes feels a little sluggish . |
Also,
What's the fastest chamois cream? I heard you save 3 watts with Buttonhole over ChamoisButt'r. Don't want to be sluggish in the crotch... |
Originally Posted by Teamprovicycle
(Post 20773881)
Without going to full on molten wax , what race day ish lube should i look into .
i see ceramic wax looks cool . I have been using whitelightning clean ride wax , sometimes it feels fast but sometimes feels a little sluggish . it Totally depends on what type of racing. track? Road? TT? Mtb? Gravel? Cyclocross? Triathlon? Bmx? you dont want to use triathlon chain line if you are lining up for an MTB race. that would be embarrassing! |
Yes sorry for road .
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Anything with red in the name.
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Originally Posted by Teamprovicycle
(Post 20773957)
Yes sorry for road .
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UFO drip.
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Originally Posted by Teamprovicycle
(Post 20773957)
Yes sorry for road .
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The only product for any aspiring Cat 5 "roadie-to-be" to consider is CeramicSpeed UFO Racing Chain, accept no substitutes.
https://www.ceramicspeed.com/en/spor...to-save-watts/ |
Nothing is slicker than a few drops of Astroglide.
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I would suggest used fryer oil. I know I would go faster if I got to smell fries all day.
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Originally Posted by Caliper
(Post 20774363)
Why you post here then? "General Cycling Discussion" doesn't care about any benefits under about 1.21 gigawatts.
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Originally Posted by mstateglfr
(Post 20774429)
good to clarify because road race lube is totally different from triathlon lube and TT lube. You would think its all the same since its all on roads, but that'd be some ignorant reasoning.***
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Originally Posted by Teamprovicycle
(Post 20775218)
why reply if it doesnt concern you ?
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I realize this is BF heresy, but it really doesn't matter which lube you use, as long as you apply it consistently and wipe off the excess.
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Originally Posted by Teamprovicycle
(Post 20775218)
why reply if it doesnt concern you ?
I'm sure if you did so you would get appropriate replies to your questions. |
Originally Posted by gl98115
(Post 20775047)
Nothing is slicker than a few drops of Astroglide.
Originally Posted by badger1
(Post 20775296)
Why post here (General Cycling) on this, or on topics such as 'speedsuits'? Perhaps you should go over to the 33 and ask your questions there ... you know, direct them to folks who actually do race?
I'm sure if you did so you would get appropriate replies to your questions. |
Well, I don't race and I don't train, I just ride all over mountains. I've tried lots of lubes over the years, and what I discovered is that much of it is nick picking. But lately I've been using Rock N Roll Absolute Dry, but I can use this stuff because where I live I rarely ride in the rain because...well it rarely rains. I like how the chain stays clean and the lube lasts quite while, plus because the lube cleans as it's apply I rarely have to clean the chain anymore. But unless where you live is dry like California where I live you may want something a bit more rain resistant.
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