Muc Off Dry Lube (50-ml)

Ive been cycling since 2007 about 3,000 miles a year since then I prefer this dry lube and the wet lube by far than any other lube for cycling

Gets stuff wet does not get grimmy

I previously used Finish Line dry lube and didnt have any issues with the lube itself, but the bottle design was awful. I couldnt control the amount the came out of the bottle once I tipped it to apply the lube to the chain, so I figured Id give Muc Off a try since its a reputable brand. The lube works well, and the bottle design is great; no more wasting lube! If youre like me and would rather run dry lube but apply it more often than wet lube, go with Muc Off.

My go to lube for winter riding. Easy to apply. Smells oddly fruity, kinda like a honeydew mixed with cantaloupe? Weird.

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.

What I like about Muc-Off, is that not only does it lube well, making pedaling more efficient, while still not really attracting much dust and dirt, but it actually makes the chain almost silent and improves my shifting! Granted, my mountain bike does have a pretty sweet groupset, SRAM Eagle X01, but the shift cable probably needs replacing at this point, as I get some non precise shifting in the middle areas of the cassette (regardless of indexing attempts) But after a cleaning (Park Tools Cyclone w/Simple Green) and fresh application of this stuff. She shifts A LOT better. Quickly and quietly moving rapid fire through the 1X11. Totally prefer this over Finish Line dry lube.

Used it on my ebike, works as advertised, no need to wipe, chain looks like new and quiet.

Definitely does the job. I apply every 2-3 rides depending on how dusty it is. When I get back from a ride, clean the chain and apply the lube. Before I go for the next ride Ill wipe the chain down. I ride a lot of dusty and sometimes sandy areas. Its worked well so far.

Good for mi bike.

works