NFS Chainlube & Race Grease: The wait is over

[Too Tall]

Thanks for all you do Josh...Just placed order no. 1441

Have a great day!

KJ

If you are not in a hurry let me know and I'll toss in a sticker. They should be here NLT Monday.

[RSCROSS]

No Sir.....I am in no hurry at all!

After all who could not use a sticker for the beer fridge!

Thanks again,

KJ

[Too Tall]

Gents whom I've promised stickers to please send email or PM with your address.
The rest of you will have to find me to get one ;) Philly is a good start, just sayin'.
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[rec head]

Sorry, haven't kept up with the thread. No more of the green stuff?

[Too Tall]

Sorry, haven't kept up with the thread. No more of the green stuff?

I'm repeating myself, read the prior posts wrt NFS Ne Plus Ultra. If you had previously purchased this from me and have a really good reason to have it, send me your plea. I've got about 1 gallon of the stuff left that I'm doling out to folks who have a legit reason eg. living with kids or pets in close proximity to bikes or have severe allergies to "smells".

[rec head]

Sorry. This last page has been about stickers. I've bought regular and green. No idea what happened to all the green stuff. It went fast. I think sharing a bike work space has something to do with it.

[SlowPokePete]

NFS ... I've <finally> seen the light.

SPP

[RSCROSS]

TT

Check your PM please

Thanks in advance,

Kirk

[bdaghisallo]

Ever since I started using NFS I yearned for an applicator that would allow me to dab it in some hard to get spots on the bike that needed lube and also apply it more easily on non-bike things. TT, your bottles work great for lubing the chain but are not too great for getting a little lube in tight spots.

But I have found my grail - and it cost me less than a fiver! Wheel Fanatyk Oiler - Wheel Fanatyk This thing is fantastic!

[Too Tall]

Ever since I started using NFS I yearned for an applicator that would allow me to dab it in some hard to get spots on the bike that needed lube and also apply it more easily on non-bike things. TT, your bottles work great for lubing the chain but are not too great for getting a little lube in tight spots.

But I have found my grail - and it cost me less than a fiver! Wheel Fanatyk Oiler - Wheel Fanatyk This thing is fantastic!

Bad link. If that is a needle oiler you found a good thing.

Dang I've been out'd >> CapoVelo.com | NixFrixShun (NFS) Chainlube - It Doesn't Get Much Slicker

Met Mr. CapoVelo at the Philly Bike show and we talked of many things.

[bdaghisallo]

Yup - oiler it is.

[rwsaunders]

Rumor has it that it'll even help moss to grow on a rolling stone.

[David Tollefson]

Every bike deserves NFS.

[Too Tall]

That is so cool David.

[David Tollefson]

Today was her first ride on pedals. Hopefully the video is accessible on the weekly ride thread.

[rwsaunders]

When you spend an evening gluing tubulars to your "new to you" wheels and cleaning every nook and cranny of a cassette, there's no way that you're using any old grease on your Campag locknut. TT's concoction would make Andy Granatelli blush.

[Too Tall]

Seventeen people discovered that I'm running a "Buy 4 bottles of NFS or spend $60 get $10 off".

I kinda hide these things.

*Does not apply to wholesale orders yo.

*** Pssst Credit to R.W. for more excellent banner images for the e-commerce site. Thank man, they are great. >> NixFrixShun Bicycle Speed Shop

[hugh]

I've decided I've been under doing my NFS application. In the past I've always stuck to 8 drops of NFS per application with good results.

However, was getting a bit of clicking from the BB area and thought that my shimano press fit bb might be the culprit.

Before replacing I did a bunch of easy stuff like greasing and checking torque on pedal threads, crank spindle, chainring bolts, seatpost and stem bolts but the noise remained.

Finally lubed the chain with 10 generous drops and problem solved. Lesson learned ;)

[Too Tall]

I've decided I've been under doing my NFS application. In the past I've always stuck to 8 drops of NFS per application with good results.

However, was getting a bit of clicking from the BB area and thought that my shimano press fit bb might be the culprit.

Before replacing I did a bunch of easy stuff like greasing and checking torque on pedal threads, crank spindle, chainring bolts, seatpost and stem bolts but the noise remained.

Finally lubed the chain with 10 generous drops and problem solved. Lesson learned ;)

Good words Hugh, thanks. Enough is the right amount and too much is way too much! Alot of folks listen to the drivetrain rather than stick to a prescribed mileage count.

[Too Tall]

I'm just going to put this here.
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