Pro Gold Products ProGold ProLink Chain Lube, 4oz

Product came quickly and was very well packaged. It works great too.

I tried alot of different bike chain lubes, is it better than all other similar products, certainly not, but for my conditions: MTB, dry dusty desert conditions this lubricant works, keeps my chain drive line quiet and has a fair price. I lube before every dirt ride and deep clean my chain after 4 or 5 rides... I deep clean with rag applied carb cleaner spray and a cotton ear swab to go between the links.... Love this product!

I've been using this chain lube now for 20 years and the reason is because it works.

I bought this brand from the bike shop where I bought my terra trike tadpole. The design gives it a chain that is like triple the length of a standard bicycle. And I like oh well the product worked so I ordered another bottle of it from here on Amazon. I'm sure the brand will live up to it standards if you don't get crazy with how much you use it does last through quite a few chain lubrications.

I live in the desert and needed something that dust doesn’t stick to. Works well , smells strong and you need to avoid getting it on your hands

This has been my chain lube of choice for the last 15 years, over tens of thousands of miles of commuting and many thousands of miles joy riding, both road and mtb, in all weather conditions.I keep it super simple. No fancy chain cleaning tools, I don’t even use degreasers anymore. I do the following about every hundred miles, or whenever I detect any amount of squeaking, whichever comes first.1.) Grab chain with shop rag, pedal backwards to clean off all surface dirt.2.) Apply a couple drops of ProLink to each chain link, making sure to get in between plates/rollers.3.) Allow lube to penetrate for a few minutes, occasionally spinning the chain backwards.4.) Repeat the first step, wiping off all excess lube until I can grab the chain with my hand and not leave any marks.That’s it. I seem to still get about the same lifespan out of my chains as I did back when I used a more complicated procedure, but I have never been scientific about it so I don’t know if deeper cleaning, waxes, etc make a difference. I value time more so I opt for the easy way!

Been using this lube on chains since 2009. Go easy on the application. Don't get a bunch of dust & dirt stuck to the chain by leaving any lube excess on the chain.

Being raised on TriFlow, I decided to try something else. I was researching this stuff and was pleasantly surprised to see the bike mechanic at the bike shop using this stuff. I got my bottle and put a bit on - by the way, the lid is a little stiff; unscrew the top half as you would a bottle of Sriracha. Ran the chain backwards ten turns or so and wiped it off. This stuff works great; I wouldn't say my chain is silent, but it is definitely very quiet. As others have said, it is a low viscosity oil, and as a result the first time I applied it, some went on the rim (danger to brakes!). Be careful.This does also seem to flush out the gunk better than any other oil, too; after applying and wiping, the rag is often dirty even post-degreasing. This stuff is great, but I do apply rather often.I tried this inside a cable housing, too, and it didn't seem to fix my squeaking issue nor make it worse.Update -- 3 months --This stuff is still blowing my mind. I wipe my chain down with a dry rag to remove dirt maybe every three rides or so - and my chain still looks brand new, six months after I've bought the bike. It's amazing. My other bike which I use TriFlow on, has its chain black in a matter of a week, despite wiping. This is amazing! Smells good too! I'd suggest you get the small bottle as an applicator, if you will, and the big bottle subsequently to refill it. (I don't see why they give you the sprayer nozzle - who'd use that?)