Ah you converted finally. I've been doing it for the past 2 years rotating between 3 chains and I'm a big fan. None are close to wearing out yet which is the biggest benefit for me. Even though I would religiously clean my bike chain it would still wear out on me pretty fast when I was using regular lube. So I'm definitely saving money with the wax. I'm even doing it on my mountain bike but it doesn't last as long unfortunately so I have to top it off with some silca wax to keep it going without taking the chain off again. My wife thinks I'm pretty nutty already with my bikes, using a crockpot and wax was a whole new level for her to laugh at me about. Thanks for the videos!
lmfaooo same thign for me, I showed the video to my wife and she was like wtf u doing, and I work on bikes for a living...... but it always feels nice to kind of feel like a science experiment, very therapeutic
@@DEXVD My road bike I typically decide to swap it at 500 miles. That's a mix of indoor trainer and outdoor rides. I also will pour on hot water on the chains in a foil container then wipe it down after with a old rag before I dip them back in the wax.
Few tips for anyone. 1.) You should strip it down with mineral spirits or denatured alcohol. It doesn't have to be perfect but get it done as best as possible as it gets waxed and reused the wax will eventually penetrate the chain in all the links. 2.) Clean everything else on the drivetrain (chainrings, and cassette, these should be spotless), nothing else will get the gunk off the areas and you'll be dirtying the wax every time you rewax. 3.) When pulling the chain out of the wax let the wax cool down by turning the crockpot off there should be a semi-solid layer that forms on the top part of the crockpot. Why? if the wax is super hot it's not viscous it'll drip out of the rollers and small gaps, your drivetrain won't be "waxed" and you'll be wearing down your drivetrain/won't last as long. 4.) wipe the chain off when hanging it extra wax on the outside of the links rubs into the cracks of your cassette and can cause you to mis shift if it gunk's up and doesn't get washed. 5.) Don't put all your wax into the crock pot, more wax=more time to heat up put in enough so that when the chain gets put in it's just submerged, you can always add wax as needed. 6.) if you have access to a small mesh grill/sift use that in the crock pot as your chain continues to be ridden metal shavings will end up at th bottom of the pot you don't want those shavings to end up back into your chain. 7.) wax your quick links as well. 8.) if you ride in the wet you'll need to rewax after every ride. 9.) the chain does take some time to break in after it's been waxed and re-installed (I'd say about 30 minutes of riding, once it's broken in your drivetrain will be silent, and you'll notice how much more efficient it is on some of the longer rides). enjoy :)
A lot of great tips here just did my first waxing this weekend. However as per Molten Speed wax left the excess wax on the outside of the chain. Will see how that works out, they suggested it would actually help reduce friction but will see if it gunks things up, I'm hoping it will flake off rather than getting gunky.
@@DEXVD I think that will depend on their formulation. I use parrafin wax and some baby oil to moisten the wax (so it's not so hard at around a 90/10%) ratio, I've tried putting in ptfe etc but found little to no difference and they're not really that great for the planet. I usually rewax at around 300-500km mark (at the shorter end when I know I have a big set of rides coming etc). I ride enough that it usually ends up being once every week or week and a half. I do use the boiling water and soap to clean off the gunk before it goes into the crock pot. If I can have less junk going in I'm happier.
silca recommends to allow the wax to cool some before you remove the chain as the liquified wax will drip out of the chain. allowing the wax to cool some to be more viscous will ensure the wax to stay inside the chain.
yea Im sorry, I tried to put on lower heat and get the film top to let cool but the store was closing and it was mothers day, I didnt have the time for it...... I wanted a better look to it but I will see how this pans out this time
I wax my chain every 200 miles. First I drop the chain into an ultrasonic cleaner with Simple Green degreaser and water. Every 30 minutes I rinse the chain under running water and flip the chain over and run the ultrasonic cleaner for another 30 minutes. After 4 runs - 2 hours - I put the chain in a warm oven for an hour to drive off the water. Then the chain and the master links go into the crockpot with the wax. I use Gulf Wax from the grocery store. After an hour in the wax I extract the hot chain using a dental pick and drop it into a cardboard box to cool. I re-use the master links; I have never had a problem with this. When the chain can no longer pass the 0.5% “stretch” test with the Park Tool gauge, it gets replaced with a new chain. This is a SRAM Red 11x2 system and it seems to work great. Very smooth, very quiet.
I use a clear mineral spirits from Lowes. I keep it in a glass jar. I also have a glass jar for the denatured alcohol for rinsing off the mineral spirits residue. I let the wax soak into the chain then turn off the crock pot and let a film form on top of the wax before I pull out the chain. I have found letting the wax slightly cool before removing the chain prevents the wax from dripping out while really hot. It last longer when doing this. I use Molten Speed Wax. It contains some additional additives besides just wax.
Only way to go imo. Been doing this about 5 years. My chains last a really really long time. I rotate 3 chains between 2 bikes. Always have a freshly waxed one ready to go. So clean too
I also added one of those cheap hose storage hooks from Harbor Freight to a wall in my garage and I run the chain over that to break the links that are stuck. Easy.
I switched over to waxing this year after 25+ years of riding convinced it was a stupid waste of time. Turns out it's better in every way: immaculately clean, smoother running and easier to maintain. The initial cleaning of the chains is a bit annoying, but after that swapping out chains is far easier than laboriously cleaning and relubing your drivetrain. I run a three chain rotation as it's no more effort to rewax three chains than it is to wax one. I go through two chains and then rewax both while the third is on the bike.
You took the chain out too early--let the wax start to harden and then remove..also the regular Silca that you just dip works just as good as a crockpot. but let dry 24-48 hours..i run 2 chains, always have a clean chain to pop on--shimano quick links are the only ones to use..and i reuse many times!!
yea I know I had a part of a video where I lowered the temp and said to do so, but it was mothers day and the store was closing and we had plans that night, but it wouldnt cool fast enough to get to that film like top, I will re visit later on
I think it might have been easier with a smaller slow cooker… I use a 3.5 Qt for that reason. It’s really about the same amount of time when you consider having to clean the chain, bike etc. as much. If I go on a mixed surface ride, I wipe the chain down quickly with a Clorox wipe and it’s pretty clean. You can also brake in the wax by running it around a PVC pipe a few times.
I love waxing. cant stand oily dirty chain. I prefer the Silca over the Graphen, seems to last longer. I also blot the side plates while wet to clear excess.
Pretty much everyone I know does 150 to 200 miles per week. Does that mean you have to do that every 2 weeks? That seems like a lot. Thanks for the video.
I rotate 4 chains. The initial prep of removing the factory lube is the most annoying step, but once that is done, this process is hands down legit and all of your components last longer. I will never go back to normal drip lube. I know this is a sram AXS chain, but if you a get a normal chain, get a Wipperman Connex link. Makes this process even more of a breeze. I take my chain off with my hands. No tools needed. I hate when I have to work on friend's bike or help them change their tube and they have a nasty ass drip lube chain.
I hear u there, but once it is done then all I do is pour hot water on it tro remove old wax and then re dip in there and it is good to go. im also gonna try and push how many miles i get ouyt of it
I've used this method and probably one hundred more ways of lubing chains over my 40 years of cycling and I can honestly say that Boeshield's T-9 lube is the best and easiest. I can't be bothered with all the work involved with this process or running tubeless setups. I just want to ride my bike for the fitness then get on with my day or take a nap since I am an old guy now. 😁 I would like to have that product tested to find out if there is actually any graphene in it.🤔🤔
What is the difference between absolute black wax and lube (I mean if there is a difference in a ride like a better feeling with wax vs lube, watts, noise, and so on)? Thx for your videos. 👍
the wax will be a better longevity and a cleaner system, they also say less friction but it is more hassle to do each time, the lube is like a place holder in terms of it is trying to do what the wax will accomplish but not the hassle of having to do the process, so a little more dirty more frequent lubing in between rides
"Smoove" - by far the best wax chain lube. Try it man :) The only lube that can stand the whole 200km XC marathon on my chain. BTW You can wax chain this way without degreasing if the chain is new. Hot wax will be mixed with original chain lube.
I get that alot of folks swear by this waxing process, and chain lube methods are like religious dogma in the cycling world. But it is a LOT easier to just get some citris spray degreaser and a bottle of dry lube. Takes me 5 mins to clean and re-lube my drive train. Works fine for me. Chain lasts plenty long. This waxing process seems like a ton of extra work for marginal net gain. YMMV, to each his own, caveat emptor, don't hurt me, insert vague disclaimer here, etc etc. :-)
yea I here you, I understand, for me it also makes sense because I have the shop so after my rides I was able to manage my chain and clean it really well, im the same way but wanted to see how the waxing went for myself
Did this, this weekend, used a 3 step cleaning process clear mineral spirits, degreaser then acetone. Hang dry overnight and a day as I raced today. After supper, used the Silca wax in a crock pot I bought used for $10. Now have all 5 chains hanging to let the wax cure. Tomorrow I will crack all the links and get them ready for being put on. Still have half a bag of fresh wax so will probably use the used wax in the crock pot for re-waxing used chains and next batch of new chains will use the remaining fresh wax.
@@GCPerformance18 Molten Speed Wax suggests using a candy thermometer to tell when the wax is at the ideal temp to remove the chain. Had also read to do it visually (when a thin layer at the top starts to solidify). Because I was doing the less precise visual way, every chain came out with a slightly different amount of wax on the outside of the chain. Only the one dura-ace chain I did came out what I judged to be perfect with a really nice even coating. The others had little clumps or excess wax in areas.
I was waxing with a DIY mix and hated the flaking from that so just switched to Silca's drip wax. Hot wax is too much work imo but if you've got time and spare chains then go for it.
Check out Zero friction cycling as the he doesn’t rate this stuff so much. Very pricey as well. I run wax\ Teflon and it’s cheap and easy. Drivetrain runs quiet and clean. Oz cycle has the best videos going around on waxing and cleaning your drivetrain. Anyway wax is better than every other lube by a mile as well. After the initial clean it is so easy to maintain.
yea I was so thrown when I saw that, neevr seen that shit either, kind of pissed, but i guess IO grabbed the wrong one, I was in a rush getting paint for my house when I grabbed it to leave the store, just saw the title and left
Too funny, I was just watching some videos on cleaning bikes and 75% of the comments were about waxing the chain and I was like what the hell are they talking about. I didn't realize they literally meant waxing the chain as in dipping it in hot wax.
Absolute black wax is inferior. Molten Speed Wax and Silca Hot Melt is a lot more long wearing. Check zero friction cycling for the numbers. Don’t believe the fancy packaging. I had high hopes for the product. Please DONT spend your hard earned money on the absolute black wax. It is absolute sh#t
WASTE OF TIME, JUST BUY A NEW CHAIN when it gets stretched out... wipe it down with a rag if it gets gritty. Maybe throw some lube on it if it makes noise. Does next to nothing for performance.
Ah you converted finally. I've been doing it for the past 2 years rotating between 3 chains and I'm a big fan. None are close to wearing out yet which is the biggest benefit for me. Even though I would religiously clean my bike chain it would still wear out on me pretty fast when I was using regular lube. So I'm definitely saving money with the wax. I'm even doing it on my mountain bike but it doesn't last as long unfortunately so I have to top it off with some silca wax to keep it going without taking the chain off again. My wife thinks I'm pretty nutty already with my bikes, using a crockpot and wax was a whole new level for her to laugh at me about. Thanks for the videos!
Detto 👍
lmfaooo same thign for me, I showed the video to my wife and she was like wtf u doing, and I work on bikes for a living...... but it always feels nice to kind of feel like a science experiment, very therapeutic
How much mileage do you do between re-waxing? Do you do the boiling water over the used chain before putting it back in the wax?
@@DEXVD My road bike I typically decide to swap it at 500 miles. That's a mix of indoor trainer and outdoor rides. I also will pour on hot water on the chains in a foil container then wipe it down after with a old rag before I dip them back in the wax.
Few tips for anyone.
1.) You should strip it down with mineral spirits or denatured alcohol. It doesn't have to be perfect but get it done as best as possible as it gets waxed and reused the wax will eventually penetrate the chain in all the links.
2.) Clean everything else on the drivetrain (chainrings, and cassette, these should be spotless), nothing else will get the gunk off the areas and you'll be dirtying the wax every time you rewax.
3.) When pulling the chain out of the wax let the wax cool down by turning the crockpot off there should be a semi-solid layer that forms on the top part of the crockpot. Why? if the wax is super hot it's not viscous it'll drip out of the rollers and small gaps, your drivetrain won't be "waxed" and you'll be wearing down your drivetrain/won't last as long.
4.) wipe the chain off when hanging it extra wax on the outside of the links rubs into the cracks of your cassette and can cause you to mis shift if it gunk's up and doesn't get washed.
5.) Don't put all your wax into the crock pot, more wax=more time to heat up put in enough so that when the chain gets put in it's just submerged, you can always add wax as needed.
6.) if you have access to a small mesh grill/sift use that in the crock pot as your chain continues to be ridden metal shavings will end up at th bottom of the pot you don't want those shavings to end up back into your chain.
7.) wax your quick links as well.
8.) if you ride in the wet you'll need to rewax after every ride.
9.) the chain does take some time to break in after it's been waxed and re-installed (I'd say about 30 minutes of riding, once it's broken in your drivetrain will be silent, and you'll notice how much more efficient it is on some of the longer rides).
enjoy :)
A lot of great tips here just did my first waxing this weekend. However as per Molten Speed wax left the excess wax on the outside of the chain. Will see how that works out, they suggested it would actually help reduce friction but will see if it gunks things up, I'm hoping it will flake off rather than getting gunky.
How much mileage do you do between re-waxing? Do you do the boiling water over the used chain before putting it back in the wax?
@@DEXVD I think that will depend on their formulation. I use parrafin wax and some baby oil to moisten the wax (so it's not so hard at around a 90/10%) ratio, I've tried putting in ptfe etc but found little to no difference and they're not really that great for the planet. I usually rewax at around 300-500km mark (at the shorter end when I know I have a big set of rides coming etc). I ride enough that it usually ends up being once every week or week and a half. I do use the boiling water and soap to clean off the gunk before it goes into the crock pot. If I can have less junk going in I'm happier.
@@jaspreetsidhu5708 so pfte powder isn't totally necessary and baby oil srsly could do the job? 😊
@@MW-df2fm yeap
silca recommends to allow the wax to cool some before you remove the chain as the liquified wax will drip out of the chain. allowing the wax to cool some to be more viscous will ensure the wax to stay inside the chain.
yea Im sorry, I tried to put on lower heat and get the film top to let cool but the store was closing and it was mothers day, I didnt have the time for it...... I wanted a better look to it but I will see how this pans out this time
I wax my chain every 200 miles. First I drop the chain into an ultrasonic cleaner with Simple Green degreaser and water. Every 30 minutes I rinse the chain under running water and flip the chain over and run the ultrasonic cleaner for another 30 minutes. After 4 runs - 2 hours - I put the chain in a warm oven for an hour to drive off the water. Then the chain and the master links go into the crockpot with the wax. I use Gulf Wax from the grocery store. After an hour in the wax I extract the hot chain using a dental pick and drop it into a cardboard box to cool. I re-use the master links; I have never had a problem with this. When the chain can no longer pass the 0.5% “stretch” test with the Park Tool gauge, it gets replaced with a new chain. This is a SRAM Red 11x2 system and it seems to work great. Very smooth, very quiet.
This seems very intricate. How many miles do you ride per week if I may ask?
I use a clear mineral spirits from Lowes. I keep it in a glass jar. I also have a glass jar for the denatured alcohol for rinsing off the mineral spirits residue. I let the wax soak into the chain then turn off the crock pot and let a film form on top of the wax before I pull out the chain. I have found letting the wax slightly cool before removing the chain prevents the wax from dripping out while really hot. It last longer when doing this. I use Molten Speed Wax. It contains some additional additives besides just wax.
The amount of innuendos and profanity in this video is off the charts. And Patty APPROVES it 🤣
lmao it was a loose sunday afternoon
@@GCPerformance18 That's what she said.
9:04 “Don’t forget the bev!” Hahahaha
Hahahaha I wanted to do the whole video like that…. “Now we put the chain in the pot”
@@GCPerformance18 you should’ve that would have been hilarious 😂😂😂
Only way to go imo. Been doing this about 5 years. My chains last a really really long time. I rotate 3 chains between 2 bikes. Always have a freshly waxed one ready to go. So clean too
I have tried all Wax brands out there and Silca is hands down the best of the best.
really??? good to hear i will give a try next time
@@GCPerformance18 Brother it was day and night difference. They also have the drip one and boy is good!!!! Better than Squirt and Ceramic Speed ones.
I also added one of those cheap hose storage hooks from Harbor Freight to a wall in my garage and I run the chain over that to break the links that are stuck. Easy.
Love your content, Bro!
Thanks so much!!
This should be a service that bike shops provides because I ain't got time for that. That Graphen lube those sounds interesting for me to test out.
We do offer it :)
I switched over to waxing this year after 25+ years of riding convinced it was a stupid waste of time. Turns out it's better in every way: immaculately clean, smoother running and easier to maintain. The initial cleaning of the chains is a bit annoying, but after that swapping out chains is far easier than laboriously cleaning and relubing your drivetrain. I run a three chain rotation as it's no more effort to rewax three chains than it is to wax one. I go through two chains and then rewax both while the third is on the bike.
love to hear it!!
Great video as usual. I learn new things every week watching your channel. Thanks for the info, I guess I'll be waxing my chain from now on.
Thanks so much!!! I hope u enjoyted i liked the process and felt like it was a good time to do
You took the chain out too early--let the wax start to harden and then remove..also the regular Silca that you just dip works just as good as a crockpot. but let dry 24-48 hours..i run 2 chains, always have a clean chain to pop on--shimano quick links are the only ones to use..and i reuse many times!!
yea I know I had a part of a video where I lowered the temp and said to do so, but it was mothers day and the store was closing and we had plans that night, but it wouldnt cool fast enough to get to that film like top, I will re visit later on
I think it might have been easier with a smaller slow cooker… I use a 3.5 Qt for that reason. It’s really about the same amount of time when you consider having to clean the chain, bike etc. as much. If I go on a mixed surface ride, I wipe the chain down quickly with a Clorox wipe and it’s pretty clean. You can also brake in the wax by running it around a PVC pipe a few times.
yea that makes sense, too it wwould be eaiser for the heats as well to control, I just went cheapest option for amazoon
I love waxing. cant stand oily dirty chain. I prefer the Silca over the Graphen, seems to last longer. I also blot the side plates while wet to clear excess.
hi gc performance this is very very nice to know and see even for the bikeless ones like me the complete process its amaizing thanks sir!
thanks so much!!! I had a blast making this video
Pretty much everyone I know does 150 to 200 miles per week. Does that mean you have to do that every 2 weeks? That seems like a lot. Thanks for the video.
so u would take boiling water and put it on there, and then once wax is stripped ust dunk again with no cleaning, and ur good
Let me know what you think of waxing your chain? is it worth it? or do you find it too much of an inconvenience?
Good to see you've finally come around to it. Better late than never.
I rotate 4 chains. The initial prep of removing the factory lube is the most annoying step, but once that is done, this process is hands down legit and all of your components last longer. I will never go back to normal drip lube. I know this is a sram AXS chain, but if you a get a normal chain, get a Wipperman Connex link. Makes this process even more of a breeze. I take my chain off with my hands. No tools needed. I hate when I have to work on friend's bike or help them change their tube and they have a nasty ass drip lube chain.
Good work.But I feel its waste time for 300miles
I hear u there, but once it is done then all I do is pour hot water on it tro remove old wax and then re dip in there and it is good to go. im also gonna try and push how many miles i get ouyt of it
I've used this method and probably one hundred more ways of lubing chains over my 40 years of cycling and I can honestly say that Boeshield's T-9 lube is the best and easiest. I can't be bothered with all the work involved with this process or running tubeless setups. I just want to ride my bike for the fitness then get on with my day or take a nap since I am an old guy now. 😁 I would like to have that product tested to find out if there is actually any graphene in it.🤔🤔
What is the difference between absolute black wax and lube (I mean if there is a difference in a ride like a better feeling with wax vs lube, watts, noise, and so on)? Thx for your videos. 👍
the wax will be a better longevity and a cleaner system, they also say less friction but it is more hassle to do each time, the lube is like a place holder in terms of it is trying to do what the wax will accomplish but not the hassle of having to do the process, so a little more dirty more frequent lubing in between rides
"Smoove" - by far the best wax chain lube. Try it man :) The only lube that can stand the whole 200km XC marathon on my chain.
BTW You can wax chain this way without degreasing if the chain is new. Hot wax will be mixed with original chain lube.
very nice!!! okay sounds good I will take a look
I get that alot of folks swear by this waxing process, and chain lube methods are like religious dogma in the cycling world. But it is a LOT easier to just get some citris spray degreaser and a bottle of dry lube. Takes me 5 mins to clean and re-lube my drive train. Works fine for me. Chain lasts plenty long. This waxing process seems like a ton of extra work for marginal net gain. YMMV, to each his own, caveat emptor, don't hurt me, insert vague disclaimer here, etc etc. :-)
yea I here you, I understand, for me it also makes sense because I have the shop so after my rides I was able to manage my chain and clean it really well, im the same way but wanted to see how the waxing went for myself
Did this, this weekend, used a 3 step cleaning process clear mineral spirits, degreaser then acetone. Hang dry overnight and a day as I raced today. After supper, used the Silca wax in a crock pot I bought used for $10. Now have all 5 chains hanging to let the wax cure. Tomorrow I will crack all the links and get them ready for being put on. Still have half a bag of fresh wax so will probably use the used wax in the crock pot for re-waxing used chains and next batch of new chains will use the remaining fresh wax.
very nice!!!! I was suprised how long it took for me, for the process also had customers coming in and out so it had some road blocks in the way
@@GCPerformance18 Molten Speed Wax suggests using a candy thermometer to tell when the wax is at the ideal temp to remove the chain. Had also read to do it visually (when a thin layer at the top starts to solidify). Because I was doing the less precise visual way, every chain came out with a slightly different amount of wax on the outside of the chain. Only the one dura-ace chain I did came out what I judged to be perfect with a really nice even coating. The others had little clumps or excess wax in areas.
What's the bottom bracket shown in the video?
Ceramicspeed threaded bb coated version
"It's already getting wet" 🤣🤣🤣
lmao
Just a note, Rival chains are not plated and will rust if you ride them in the rain with wax on them. Force or Red chains for waxing.
Really?!! Did not know that, I will test it out with these Florida conditions and see what happens. But thank you for the useful information
Good informative video
👍🚴♂️
Thanks so much!!!!
that's one hella an expensive chocolate bar
hahahha
Salute GCP good video 🙏👍🔥🇵🇷💯
thanks so much, did u like the waxing video? I had a good time making this one
I was waxing with a DIY mix and hated the flaking from that so just switched to Silca's drip wax. Hot wax is too much work imo but if you've got time and spare chains then go for it.
I have to check it out thanks!
WATCH the OZ CYCLING channel he did a very comprehensive video on chain waxing
yea I seen him, he kills it!!!
Check out Zero friction cycling as the he doesn’t rate this stuff so much. Very pricey as well. I run wax\ Teflon and it’s cheap and easy. Drivetrain runs quiet and clean. Oz cycle has the best videos going around on waxing and cleaning your drivetrain. Anyway wax is better than every other lube by a mile as well. After the initial clean it is so easy to maintain.
very nice I Will check them out :)
this is why 1 step lube and degreaser was the best investment of my life
wtf why is that mineral spirits milky white
special nut
sons of biscuits HAHAH
lmao
I have never seen white mineral spirits before, wth. I use Turpentine and then mineral spirits, but I guess the end result is still the same.
yea I was so thrown when I saw that, neevr seen that shit either, kind of pissed, but i guess IO grabbed the wrong one, I was in a rush getting paint for my house when I grabbed it to leave the store, just saw the title and left
Too funny, I was just watching some videos on cleaning bikes and 75% of the comments were about waxing the chain and I was like what the hell are they talking about. I didn't realize they literally meant waxing the chain as in dipping it in hot wax.
hahhaha
“Don’t forget the bev” 🤣🤣 someone watches Tik tok.
hahahah it was my co worker who kept saying thta shit all day!!!
how often do you have to reapply the wax?
They say every 300 miles but I’m gonna try and push the shit out of that
Are you able to wax your cassette?
I was thinking that myself, IO do not knwo the answer to that
@@GCPerformance18 don't it's not necessary if you wax your chain properly
@@GCPerformance18 haha you should try it!
Bikespeeds have a great video on waxing also: th-cam.com/video/fpS1dPQ-09Y/w-d-xo.html
Im gonna check it out thanks!!
Cl
oo im early
lmaoo
Camera was way to close to your face at the opening
Hahahaha, yea I’m not a beautiful man
Absolute black wax is inferior. Molten Speed Wax and Silca Hot Melt is a lot more long wearing. Check zero friction cycling for the numbers. Don’t believe the fancy packaging. I had high hopes for the product. Please DONT spend your hard earned money on the absolute black wax. It is absolute sh#t
really? I have to take a look at that
Too complicated :)))
yea not worth for some people
WASTE OF TIME, JUST BUY A NEW CHAIN when it gets stretched out... wipe it down with a rag if it gets gritty. Maybe throw some lube on it if it makes noise. Does next to nothing for performance.
AbsoluteBlack ..... 🥲🥲🥲🥲
lmfao