Muc Off Dry Lube (50-ml)

it works great for a lube on our e-bike chains

Should have bought this a long time ago. Im in a hot sandy place and the sand does not clog up the gears or chain.

I road cycle about 50-75 miles a week and this lube cannot keep up in dry conditions. It honestly made my Ultegra (applying per the directions) gear set so loud I thought my chain was worn out after only 400 miles. Switched to another popular lube and viola, no more noise. Wanted this lube to be better, but it honestly only good part of this lube is the smell; the performance is atrocious. Props for being eco-friendly I guess...

Aceite adecuado para el mantenimiento del rodamiento de mi bici, hasta ahora con excelentes resultados.

Cleaned chain, applied lube and rode 200 miles in the following 2 days without issues. Will buy again.

Thank you

Great dry lubricant, drivetrain runs & shifts smooth and doesn’t gunk up like wet lubricants would on dry/dusty trails. Highly recommend for anyone riding gravel/limestone trails

Light years better than other lubricants and I’ve tried them all. I shied away from muck off cause it was so expensive, but the price seems to have fallen into line with others. It’s the best

This lube works well to reduce drive train noise and friction but in my setup ( commuter bike ridden only in dry weather ), it did make my chain gunk up very fast. After using this for a few months and getting tired of the dirty chain, I decided to switch back to Prolink Gold and Rock n Roll Gold which offer less longevity but do keep the drive chain very very clean which matters to me the most these days.

I was looking for a dry lube for summer riding: mountain bike trail riding in the Denver foothills. I watched a relatively scientific YouTube video on several dry lubes. Muck off came in “first.” I had a chance to use muck off for several months. My problem is that it doesn’t hold up for an extended ride. I had chain noise after a short 15 mile doubletrack/single track ride. I’m back to Tri-Flow.