M/C Care Factory Line Chain Lube, 9.3oz

Fast delivery! It’s really good for a great chain lub although it make a little mess, make sure to clean the parts beyond the chain

This was my first experience with a Motul product, and it was a great experience. For my 2001 Triumph Sprint ST 955i, I used kerosene to thoroughly clean the chain and sprockets of existing hardened grease and cruft. Once clean, I liberally applied the Motul lube in accordance with directions on the can. The lube, once applied to the chain, takes on a wet, slightly milky appearance that remains wet for a few hours, finally settling into a waxy state that is slightly tacky to the touch. It kind of reminds me how I used to lube my mountain bike chains with paraffin back in the day; a nice protective coating on the chain, with strong lubricating properties. The tackiness is likely unavoidable, but it certainly has less attraction than other spray-on lube I've used, and I have noticed over the past few hundred miles that the chain has resisted picking up any additional cruft, such as obvious dirt, rock chips, and "pavement dust". The chain now looks and sounds better than ever, and offers very little resistance when turning the rear wheel by hand; all of which is a pretty good indicator that it is properly lubed. If you want to know how well someone cares for their bike, just look at their chain. Motul recommends lubing the chain pretty frequently (recommendations on the can), and I think I'm going to follow their instructions completely on this, just to be a good citizen. My experience thus far with Motul has been excellent, and I'm considering using some of the 4T oil on my next oil change. Love this stuff.

Works perfectly good best one I tried till now

Works like a charm on my 2002 CBR 600 F4i

You can't go wrong with a quality chain lube.

Very luby, so far so good.