Wurth dry chain lube

[Mike Rowley]

Anyone know where I can buy Wurth dry chain lube from? Is there any outfit on the internet selling it?

Mike

[Funky]

I did once use it but don't now as I prefer using more 'wet' onces with PTFE for piece of mind, I never knew if the wurth was on or not let alone doing anything.

I think GSXRAge works for wurth.

[chris_1127]

i got some from (i think) greens in Newton Abbot a year or two back - thought it was crap though but maybe it was just the illusion of a "dry" chain. gone back to Mole Valley's big cans of agricultural chain lube now. proper job

[VTR]

i got some from (i think) greens in Newton Abbot a year or two back - thought it was crap though but maybe it was just the illusion of a "dry" chain. gone back to Mole Valley's big cans of agricultural chain lube now. proper job

That must have been years ago if it's the place I'm thinking of. Torbay m/c's bought them out & moved in a long time ago, about a decade I think

[chris_1127]

may well be, i still think of GT as Arthurs

[deej]

torbay honda
pgh
sp motorcycles
john tremlettes
torre motorcycles
two wheel technics plym
gt motorcycles plym n torbay
cms plym and exeter
damerells plymouth

do you need me to continue lol

good stuff and i'll continue to swear by it til a professional proves me different

[jason]

Yeh tis good stuff I use it because it doesnt make your chain look a mess and doesn't fling.

I know GT's definately stock it becuase I only bought a can from them a few weeks back.

[svr-ash]

EBAY!!!!!

[age]

Yes it's the mutts nuts

Oh I have sworn by it before I started with Wurth


and you can get it from any good motorcycle dealer

[Mike Rowley]

Thanks guys.

Mike

[philh]

I might have to give this dry stuff a go. I used PJ1 with it's 'no fling' guarantee, only to find my rear wheel caked in crap after just a few miles...

[deej]

no comparissons phil

give it a go

[JohnBob]

I use it, tis good stuff. As has already been said your chain isn't a mess. I buy it from Tilley's in Weymouth.

[Scotty]

Age and Deej, have you any idea who sells the stuff over here in Wilts/Berks/Oxon area?
Cheers
Philh, I've used PJ1 for years and it's not bad at all - the secret, as with any lube I guess, is to spray it on when you've just finished a ride, then your chain is warm and it'll penetrate everywhere quickly and dry properly. The worst thing you can do is spray just before you ride, whatever you put on will fling off as it hasn't dried properly...

[deej]

can find out for you