Finish Line Dry Bike Chain Lube – Ceramic Dry-Film Lubricant – Dirt & Dust Resistant

I'd like to say that i'd agree with everyone who says that the non-aerosol version of this is cheaper and without much waste because I'll you have to do is put a tiny drop on... But as much as I like to train for iron distance events I do not like having to do routine maintenance. There's only so much time in the day and you have to balance life, training, and work (some may prioritize differently). Cleaning a bike chain to me is work which I equate to my day job. Sometimes it's fun but the necessity of doing it takes everything away. That's where this spray excels. a task that could take a minute or two to do correctly (or a few seconds if you just poured some on a rag and rubbed on which probably doesn't fully meet the intent) now is super quick. I may spray some extra gunk out that I wouldn't have if I was using the dropper variant but this is totally ok by me. It works just as well as the non aerosol variant, as far as I can tell, but it's easier to do so it's become more of a routine which my chain is probably thanking me for. I now can clean my chain and re-lube in the same time it used to take me to lube before. And if you are at all familiar with training for long events or are just getting into it you know that seconds count.

This stuff worked great on more than just bike chains. It s clean and dry. Most of my experience is with the squeeze bottle version.

Good lube. Little bit hard to control spray, but not bad if you are careful. Have not ridden in the rain yet. Will try to report performance as time goes along.

Used this on my bike chain that had not been cleaned and taken care of by the previous owner, and it worked wonders. I used this in combination with WD40-Bike Chain Degreaser, and it all worked out great. The lube is very easy to apply, especially with the straw that comes with it, and I was able to lube the hard to get parts of the derailleur, the gears, and the parts on the chain easily. I could notice a noticeable difference after applying this and I would definitely recommend buying this. I was wondering to choose between this and a liquid lubricator, but I'm glad I bought this, because it doesn't make a mess, doesn't drip, and can be applied precisely. Once done applying, a quick wipe with a paper towel finished the job. Also, this one leaves a teflon layer at the end of lube job, that repels grime and dirt for some time.

I know there's a big debate over wet and dry chain lube. I always used wet but decided to try dry. I chose Finish line dry lube to test it. It was excellent. The application started out wet to penetrate into the chain. Then it dried and left a waxy finish. After several long bike rides, the chain was much less dirty, and its feel told me the lube was working as advertised. After 1,200 miles, the chain still felt slick but I cleaned it. Much less dirt and sand this time, so I'm making the switch to this product.

I’ve used this for my bikes for years. Living on the coast, oily lubes tend to pick up sand but dry lube doesn’t. It lubricates well and keeps sand out of the gears and chain.

I use this for lubing detailer parts mostly. Works good with out leaving a residue to attract dirt.

So, I like how this product goes on and I assume it is doing a good job lubricating my bike chains. I cycle several hundred miles a week so I don't mind spending more for a top rated product. I bought a can in June and used it frequently. However, when the can was only about 1/2 empty (end of September) the can stopped spraying? I guess it was clogged or something? I ordered another can in early October and I only used it about two weeks (maybe four times on 4 different bike chains). And, today (Oct 17) the same thing happened! The can feels almost full but it will not spray. I was using the little red straw attachment on both cans but neither can will spray even after I remove the red straw? Amazon was GREAT about the return of the second can and refunded my money. I like this product but the aerosol cans don't work after a while so I wasted more than half of my purchase. I guess I will switch to a wet lubricant? Again, Amazon was quick to refund my money and apologized for the inconvenience. Most of the reviews are overwhelmingly positive so I don't really understand why I have had such bad luck with two consecutive cans?