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Originally Posted by Ghostt
Modern O-ring chains don't need an oiler IMHO, old school non O-ring chain do.
The spray lube is good enough if done on a regular basis.
I myself use the DuPont stuff, and have for several years now.
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I used spray lube for the first time in my life this spring. I guess the wind was blowing in the wrong direction and I got some on my rear disc. Result? New rear brake pads. I now spray my lube into a plastic cup and brush it on my chain.
"O" ring chain or not the rollers and sprockets require regular lubricant. I have never seen an auto chain oiler that was worth a s--t. If you're too lazy to oil your chain take the bus.
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