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Dynamic Slick Wax

Very fine wax, no mess with application stays on for a long time making it a very good buy. Also nice the nozzle on it for precise application

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I cleaned the chain completely with Dynamic chain cleaner and some kind of eco-degreaser. Afterwards, I sprayed it with water, let it dry and then applied the wax according to the instructions. Without any of the chemicals that some people use on the internet. At this point I would like to advise them to research the safety data sheets of the compounds used and to remove the products from the household immediately. I also find it great that environmentally harmful and unnecessary additives such as molybdenum sulphide, PFAS etc. are not added, which supposedly save 1-2 watts, but in the end only end up in the environment via rain or garden hose. Works perfectly in driving operation, chain clean even after many km. I have not noticed any increased chain noise, at least not compared to the Dynamic Lube I used before.

If you treat the chain with this stuff, it's like buying a new bike. Runs quietly and shifts super light. Top stuff.

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Effective for proper chain lubrication.

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First time tested after always using Squirt. Slik Wax lasts much longer. I saw the brand at Jumbo visma, didn't know it at first. Super product

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Easy to use. You do need to remember to reapply in good time, as the wax still needs to harden

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Before this, I used Squirt lube, but it quickly forms small, black chunks of wax on the chain and derailleur wheels. My bike is indoors and those bits are not a good combination with a hard surface like laminate or tarpaulin. Dynamic Slick Wax does not cause this problem. After every ride, run an old towel along the chain and when after a while the links feel 'dry', reapply.

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For the past year I've been using Squirt Lube on my then newly purchased road bike. From a maintenance perspective I have been very satisfied with Squirt Lube, from a noice perspective it has been a different story. My chain was always a bit more noisy then I'm used to with oil based lubes on other bikes. Lately my drivetrain had developed this click which has been driving me crazy. I was almost on the point of having my bottom bracket replaced, which I figured would be causing the click. Until I switched to use Slick Wax from Dynamic, now both the noice and the annoying click are gone. I'm using the same chain and have only rinsed of the majority of the Squirt wax with a soapy sponge. For the past weeks I've been really surprised with the difference between the two products and have been reluctant to draw conclusions too fast. However I think it is safe to say that at least your chain is running more silent with Slick Wax than with Squirt Lube. I also have the feeling that my drivetrain is more efficient but I'm unsure whether that is just a feeling or actually the case.

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I have seen all the chain oils come along in all these years. Cyclon, silicone spray, Joe{s, Finish Line, you name it. But this works much easier, and is really much better stuff.

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First time application is a bit of a chore. Thoroughly degrease your chain and then apply. Let it dry well and then apply it again between the links. Chain then runs super quiet through your drivetrain. Super satisfied with the Slick Wax!

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A perfect wax for both road and mountain bikes. Application takes some time but the result is well worth it. Noiseless chain and little dirt after a ride in dirty conditions. Lasts for quite a few rides and the chain is easy to clean afterwards!

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Used wax from Cyclon until now, it lasts much longer and is quieter.

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Everything runs smoothly and quietly . So I am very satisfied.

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Have used the slick wax a few times now. Attracts little dirt, the chain runs nice and quiet and is easy to apply. Degreasing the entire drivetrain before, before first applying the wax, is quite a job, but after that it's a piece of cake. The perfect wax for my road bike chain and wouldn't want anything else.

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