Yeah I read Chainsaw Oil is almost identical to scottoil and cheaper
Haven't got one on my Bike so I have to stick with the old fashion way lol, Although doing it with only a side stand is entertaining to say the least!
Scottoil for me or clean 10w40 applied sparingly.Have tried the no fling stuff in the past but does have a tendency to turn road dirt into grinding paste on the chain and sprockets.
Just have to remember to spray it on a clean chain then there is no fling.
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+1 more for PJ1 blue, top stuff, used it for years, apply just after a ride, barely any fling, chain lasts for ages.
I'd heard many good things about Wurth dry lube, mostly lack of fling. I bought a can and ended up having to fit new chain & sprockets, once it started wearing I had to adjust it virtually weekly. It didn't fling because there was nothing there, so it didn't do a whole lot of lubricating either! Won't bother with that stuff again, I'll always stick with the blue from now on.
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