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Hello all, I am a retired Nuclear Power Operations Management professional. I used to ride motocross on a Husky years ago, but those days are over. In the Nuclear business we used Neolube liquid to paint studs and other parts for long lasting lube at high temps. The Neolube is a liquid graphite product that you would paint on your chain and let dry. It eliminates friction and drys leaving a very thin coating which attracts no contamination, and super lubrication. I would like to know all your thoughts on this and if anyone has used anything comparable. Want both positive and negative feedback please. Thanks so much, Lee from Oklahoma
https://m.vitalmx.com/forums/Moto-Related,20/Motocross,1346515
Time for you to GTFO trollbot.
Much ty.
The Shop
>Pitches a new type of lube to a bunch of shitposters on VitalMX
I use prefabulated amulite.
Pit Row
I fully agree with your post. Not sure why the OP is getting piled on
Little grease, Mobil 1, tungsten disulfide powder in wheel bearings.
That's my trick. Spin like bicycle wheels
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