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I always like to lube my chain with Molly... I mean Moly..
I didn't see the "moly" version, just the graphite which is what I had.. Oh well. Guess I'll go thru this first and then try to find the moly HP stuff...
A lil "Molly" never hurt anything!!:spank:
I just found this article by the AMA re Honda Moly vs White Graphite chain lube, pretty informative;
AMA Member Tested News > AMA Member Tested: Pro Honda Oils Chain Lube And Cleaner
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Well, I recieved the Honda White Graphite chain lube:
( https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p/771/-/843702/Pro-Honda-Chain-Lube-With-White-Graphite-15-oz. ) last week and put a couple of miles on it.
Very little sling (and I soaked it). Seems to work much better than the previous Honda chain lube (W/O graphite).
Per the Honda web site, the graphite is preferred for the street over moly as it lasts longer.
Anyway, I suspect I'll get decent miles on this new X chain than the old one, highly recommended..
( https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p/771/-/843702/Pro-Honda-Chain-Lube-With-White-Graphite-15-oz. ) last week and put a couple of miles on it.
Very little sling (and I soaked it). Seems to work much better than the previous Honda chain lube (W/O graphite).
Per the Honda web site, the graphite is preferred for the street over moly as it lasts longer.
Anyway, I suspect I'll get decent miles on this new X chain than the old one, highly recommended..
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For the OP, any updates????
