Pure wet lube

[Brucey]

vegetable oils are usually not terribly good chain lubricants

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But not terribly bad either?

BITD ( a hundred years ago) there was little else. Lets just say that lubricant technology has moved on somewhat. I would expect that you might get half to two thirds life vs using a gear oil on the chain, performing otherwise similar cleaning/relubing activities.

cheers

[reohn2]

TF2 aerosol is a very good lube IME,comes in pressurised tin cans with a small amount of plastic in the straw,top button and valve,costs about £5 for 440ml and lasts ages if used sparingly.

I like their stuff in dripper bottles - wouldn't you be better using this? Aerosols always strike me as a poor way of applying lube......

I find with a bit of practice I can dribble the aerosol lube onto the chain with very minimal over spray,
It's also very good for jockey wheel(bush type)bearings and mech pivots too
TF2 is also available in 150ml cans,though a bit pricey it's great for taking on tour with you.
Oh! And another thing it's great for lubing door locks and hinges around the house