I do all that then try to inflate it and the air just comes out from the side of the tire and I use a compressor.

3 in 1?

What's the name of the tool you used on the valve?

Excellent work, and reporting! Great video editing to condense the info. Thank you!

Thank-you for your video, I wanted to find the best possible chain lube and watched quite a few videos then found yours, the best! Now I know what to buy! Thank-you very much for all the HOURS you put in making this video which will help out a lot of people!😉

Awesome video, project farm style.

I guess the results before he measured it each time, just by listening to the sound haha

Are you a scientist? This test was incredible. Can't imagine the effort to test all that.

Muc off dry lube is shit, I have used it for 1 year. Never again. The chain was dry as a pepper. First few km the lube is OK, then it dryes out and does damage to your chain. From now one I will use oil based lubricants

Science bitch!

Hello, Have you done any testing of Tri-Flow. I'm mainly interested in the wear test. I know it collects dirt so I only use it on my road bike and is nice and quiet. Finish Line Dry Ceramic is another one I'd be curious about on the wear test. Thanks and great work!

Aww, I really wanted to know how the super-cheap no-name poor-quality version that you didn't test worked out! 😁 In the 2 years since this video was made things have changed a bit, and I've seen generic (cloned) cleaners in blue or black plastic on sale for between £4 and £7, which is less than the cost of a set of replacement brushes for one of the better models on test. Cheap and nasty, yes, but mainly CHEAP. And you can get a set of [equally cheap and nasty] replacement brushes for under £2. Of course, that assumes that the cleaner itself will survive long enough to need them. The budget cleaners are apparently moulded from ABS, which is pretty tough stuff, so maybe they're worth a closer look. Whatever. People spend more than that on a box of disposable hand-wipes, so it's tempting to experiment with a dodgy cleaner and treat it almost like a consumable item. Work it to death and either swap the brushes or replace the whole thing a couple of times a year, perhaps?🤔

Thanks a lot for this review. It’s been so handy.

Any gun oil will perform the same if not better than your go to

Squirt.

Boeshield T-9

Your incredible, exactly

Pro tip: remove the valve core, put in 1/4 bottle of Flatout sealant with Kevlar, keep the screwdriver in the tire. Fill with air, pull the screwdriver from the tire and spin the wheel. Centrifugal force will fill that pin hole easy peasy.

Thank you! This is great and pure content. No B.S.

I would not consider using your top 2 recommended wax lubes due to them containing PTFE.

subbed just for the bean bag wheel bench

We can measure wear by a noise test lol.

Null and void you don't have Amsoil or Lucas,Royal Purple being the third of the boutique oils?

I was about to do it myself with a Hacksaw then realised that you need more precision tools especially to fine tune ...will just take to my local co-op bike workshop!!

I think you bought eight of the most popular chain lubricants, because just like many other channels on YT, you're intentionally or unwittingly an advertiser for the biking industry. I suggest you do a quick search and you'll discover hot waxing with plain old parrafin wax, with 1.6micron PTFE powder, is not only immensely superior to ANY manufactured lube, but doesn't cost anywhere near these intentionally overpriced products.

You forgot to insert new oring

Nice One. Thx for this very detailed test.

Awesome tests man

I always using "Singer" sewing machine lubricant 😅

Thx for sharing. I can share a story too. I broke my collar bone in Feb skiing. The hospital chose to put a figure of 8 strap on me rather than a sling. In the following 7 days after my break the arm on the broken side started to swell and a lot. I returned to hospital 3 days after the break and was told it was due to the trauma. After 7 days I went back and they kept me in. An ultrasound showed I had developed a DVT in my upper arm near the break. I had to stay in hospital for 7 days and was on an IV drip of blood thinners and pain relief. They never got to the bottom of why I had a DVT but the traumatologist suspected that it was the tightness of the 8 strap. I am slim and just 51 years old. No other injuries from the accident, I was told that with those factors the break defiantly did not cause the DVT and it was down to the strap. I have just finished 3 months of blood thinners so waiting to see if my arm starts swelling again. I have an appointment with the vascular surgeon in 3 weeks time. It doesn’t look they will operate on me but I have a sizeable lump where it broke about the size of a sprout. Not impressed at all and folks, avoid a figure of 8 strap. Go with a sling. Hope that helps.

Thanks for the informative video, I am completely new to tubeless tyres so can I ask how much sealant you use…? cheers

You basically didn't follow the instructions for using squirt lube.

Best chain cleaner, only water. Wax FTW!

Thank you!

Funny because there are other serious legitimate channels with tests showing Muc Off as the devil’s spawn and Squirt as vastly superior to pretty much everything bar Silca wax….

Great video, this must have taken bliming ages to make.

Excellent review. Thanks for the details.

I would recommend to take the cheapest working digital pressure gauge. I have been using the Topeak for a few years, its still working but the readings are off. Im pretty sure the reason is the tyre sealant that build up with time. There is no way you can clean it, the head is sealed. For the price of the Topeak I would buy 2-3 schwalbe. You can extend the life of the gauge if you release a little air before measuring, if there is a sealant buildup it will squirt.

I use the Park Tool version. Seems fine.

I'm using Purple Extreme, suggested by PF ... The guy at the bike shop wants me to use the oil he sells. One type of riding I do kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5TEd5SGZr1rlZI

Lots of detail in this testing but the best chain treatment wasn’t even in the running and that’s the white lightning blue (clean ride) by far the best I’ve ever used for shedding dirt and keeping your chain and gears quiet and clean from their first day to their last. 🤙

A KMC chain for my bike costs USD 10. I do not need to drip liquid gold onto it.

The amount of work and detail thoughts you put into these tests are impressive! Ingenious! I am also impressed about how much some of the liquid gold lubricants costs and then don't deliver.

just remove the chain and clean it like a normal person

How much tire presure do you run? I went down to 17/15...gamechanger!

I just buy the stuff at Wal-mart.

wrong test for bike lube

Squirt needs 24 hrs to dry ... Blah...

4:47 I always love when people aren’t afraid to poke fun at the ridiculous stuff that comes from Amazon.

Bro thank for doing all this work. Vids like these are long and boring and there is no way to make them good. You did great and now I don’t have to do it. Thanks man.