Incredible in depth break down! Great stuff!

Lmao @ "Honest" ; usually a bad sign if they actually have to promote a product under the name such as honest... I see some middle manager in China using Google Translate to come up with that name lol, it's also very ugly

Asking which is the best chain cleaner is like asking which is the best snake oil.

I bought a chain cleaner from aldi store five quid. You got a chain cleaner bottle of fluid cleaner and bottle of chain lube. Five pound english money works well for me cleans the chain well I whouldnt spend silly money on a chain cleaner but good review.

I got rhe parktool drom a local bike shop, i was impressed with how clean and how much crap it got off, still gotta use a pick and a barrel brush to clean all the gunk off the derailer cogs

Wow, just got the muc off today then heard lots of people saying it sucked and almost went and got something else off Amazon but your video says otherwise. Might grab some ceramic speed ufo to try or maybe some kinda wax though

Great instructional content. Loved the pace. Solid camera work, and a presenter with clarity and patience. I’m thinking with the right tools I might be able to take this on. Thanks!

great video. I'm going to be replacing the hose on my rear MT200 in about an hour and was really apprehensive about doing it. This video really helped, it looks pretty straight forward and easy to do.

I don’t need to watch to know that WD-40 is going to win.

I ride a lot on limestone paths so I am investigating dry lubes. Wet lubes make a terrible mess. So when testing DRY Lubes, you don't let them DRY! This completely invalidates their purpose. They have to be dry to not attract dust. I didn't watch the rest of the video.

Lilly Lube

U R AMAZING!!!! Thank you for the effort!!!

Was WD-40 bicycle Lube wet or dry not invented in 2021 at that time? Is there a possible way that you could probably use WD-40 bicycle chain lube wet or dry or a combination of both to test to see if it's even near the top two? Maybe the next video you could try it so that the viewers can get more better understanding on which lubrication is better to use. Thank you.

What happened, no new videos for over a year. Please don’t give up, excellent videos.

I’ve used Muck off Dry Lube on my Gazelle Ultimate T-10 every 100 miles for the last 4,000 miles.

What a load of rubbish. None of your tests are real world valid

Thanks for filming and sharing this. I have been wanting to do the same thing, but add in a lightweight trailer for the kayak. Bike towing trailer with kayak to the water, get the bike and the trailer onto the kayak somehow, then reverse to get it all home. Thinking I may be better off making the trailer so it floats, when you said outrigger, my brain when DOH! Of course. Thinking I may be able to make the trailer out of 8” or 12” dia PVC pipe, that I can spread apart like a pontoon boat. Thanks again for sparking the ideas.

Well done! This was incredibly detailed and informative.

Thanks for sharing your story. I'm in the midst of recovering from an MTB crash a few days ago. I was also in the hospital for two days. I fractured seven ribs, broken scapula, glenoid and collarbone. Also minor punctured lung and minor (5%) pneumothorax. They can't do collarbone surgery right now because of a big abrasion on my shoulder so need to wait another week or so. I'm hoping for a full recovery.!

I think this is the best chain lube review video I have watched :)

Tried the muc off after this review, not impressed at all. Too thin , attracts too much dirt and very messy to apply, I have been using Rock and Roll, will immediately be switching back. R&R is miles ahead in performance in real life and keeps my chain nice and shiny for several rides.

Well, this was a rather meaningless comparison of several fluids with wildly different functions, and a gross misinterpretation of the results. There's a reason why so many professionals swear by Dumonde Tech. At least Muc-Off made it on the podium though. Thank goodness Project Farm exists. 👎👎

This video is a Muc-off advert. I bought the Dry Lube based on this video. Product is rubbish..... May be it is the UK weather, and is for dry conditions, but I would expect it to withstand a little rain. Chain goes black within a few rides and before the "banana" smell wears off! I now stick to my Mineral Oil based all weather lube and although it is not perfect, it is better than Muc-Off and predictable.

Pretty embarrassing performance by Park Tool !

What brand was the 7th one? Looks like one i bought from the Range (uk) - cheap and unbranded and not used it yet

Thanks Eddie, broke mine 33km into an 80km ride in the mountains of British Columbia. Recovery was going well until a tendon tore. Set me back weeks and so frustrated. As a Canadian my summers are precious to me and I miss being on my bike daily and was training a at the gym prior to my ride. The hole in my life feels enormous. Thanks for posting this, very helpful and great tips.

Define "popular". You can't find any of that stuff at the hardware stores. You need to test Tri-Flow, and other spray oils. That's the really popular stuff.

Now how about mounting the kayak to the bike?

At 1:23 what is that piece called that you dropped onto the steerer tube?

Thanks for sharing your video. I am day 2 in ti a broken collarbone, and mine is sticking out under the skin. I do mtb DH. But due to a heart condition, I am disabled and are unable to stand for more than a couple of minutes or walk very far! So me being me does what I can and trys to ride my electric bike. I was doing good until I misjudged a gap and now am in a sling with my collarbone broken in two places. I can move my fingers around and my wrist but that's about it! I am hoping that it heels and I can get back to normally in the new year. As I have been told to rest for 3 months. But the hospital 🏥 said they are going to decide what to do in the meantime as I have to have more xrays. Its pretty scary when you can't move your arm. Mine will not allow me to move my elbow of my stomach. So I hope and pray that I can ride again as my bike is my freedom! 😂

I broke it recently and doc said it will recover without surgery....but it will take time it's been one month but still I'm not confident about it

Thank you so, so much! That test was a LOT of work! This is phenomenally helpful!

Park Tool was the only choice as it's the only one compatible with integrated gears, which are common now on ebikes and city bikes. I'm very happy with it for the reasons you mentioned.

Well heck now I know what the olive and barb are and how to set them I’m going to hopefully fix my back brakes

I have an old version of the white lightening what I like about it is the chain goes through the liquid hence the good cleaning performance. I find two rounds with this is pretty good. While the fit is slightly awkward I'll take that for the cleaning performance.

You should have included 3 in 1 Oil in the test.

To the point is what we all like instead of , hullo everyone I had my coffee & muffins , I like 2 sugars with my coffee then I go beat off etc etc etc 😳 sweet angel of death take me now 🤮

I've been using R&R Gold on my Trek Domane road riding since I got the bike 3 months ago and I've been very happy with it but not quite sure how it well was performing, especially with regards to wear. So happy I found your video. You have validated my thoughts and feelings about the product.

Just broke mine on the left side and it's not that much bumped up into my skin snd fractured by the middle also. It's been 4 days with slings and braces. Doctor said it can heel up without the surgery. What is your opinion though on my situation? And also I can't feel my skin where the injury happened. Is that normal too?

I just broke mine yesterday 💀

19:43 rollers are shiny and no rust. 22:14 quite a bit of rust? Where?? I didn’t see any and you stated quite a bit of rust. You should have used dumonde tech lite. It’s yellow and for dry riding. You compared the wet lube to dry lube which didn’t make sense.

Chains do not have rotational wear, it is rolling wear, the properties that protect it are not the same as a rolling test. The pin inside the chain rolls back and forth in the same position and needs a lubricant with specific properties. The other factor is how much dirt the product attracts and permeability. Finally, even if this was a rotational system it would need the correct viscosity for the gap. Because of this you may get skewed results.

Thank you for all the work you put into this to help us all out! With all of the options out there, it is so hard to narrow down a good quality product that I want to spend my money on.

This is a stupid video, You try to be 'scientific' in your approach to testing but you don't even apply the lubes how they are supposed to be applied. User error

Nice review! Very scientific. And I always thought Muc-Off smelled like bubble-gum!

You have to nurse these chain cleaners as they tend to be quite breakable. I’ve had the Park Tools cleaner for about 5 years without issues except that the bristles on the rollers are quite worn down.

2:10 removable valves are a thing

This is possibly the most thorough product testing I’ve ever seen. Bravo sir thank you!

Not a close representation of real world applications. Most of those lubes require hours of dry time before use. They are also made to repel dirt and grime not just provide a frictionless environment. So much more to bike lubricant than running it on a clean surface and not following manufacturer instructions.

Excellent comparison. I recommend a table at the end showing all scores in all categories along with price at a single glance.