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Posted by: JTT---------------------
Although I have yet to give a long term evaluation of Jaybird's new chain elixer (sp), I can say that I am more than impressed with his customer support already. So far the product seems very good and I am confident that I won't be disappointed. Great price too!
www.mx1000.com
Thanks Jaybird! :thumb:
Posted by: Lorin---------------------
I agree, the chain lube is good stuff. I am using the heck out of the stuff, and I have to admit; the chain stays lubed and is pretty easy to clean.
Posted by: limitless---------------------
I've heard it breaks chains(Click here!)....you know jaybird sells chains too right? 
LOL j/p, I'm sure it great stuff!! :thumb:
Posted by: smb_racing---------------------
I've been using the stuff for a while now, it's excellent I must say. Doesn't fling, doesn't attract grit, and seems to do a good job in the lubricity department too. Plus the greyish dry film it leaves hides the rust on my chain 
Posted by: Jaybird---------------------
limitless, You do realise that Tim was kidding in his "Broken Chain" thread? LOL...At least I HOPE SO! 
Posted by: limitless---------------------
Yeah, I knew he was kidding. I would use it myself if I wasn't sponsored by motorex :thumb:
Posted by: Rich Rohrich---------------------
I've only had the opportunity to use the lube on my Mountain bike and track bicycles but so far I've been really happy with it. I ride a lot of tight cinder trails with my MTB and it forces a lot of abraisive junk into the drivetrain. 90 minutes into the ride I can usually feel the shifts start to get sloppy and inaccurate. The MX1000 did a better job in this case than standard Honda HP chain lube, and the usual liquid chain wax (Pedro's Ice Wax) that I tend to use. MX1000 seems to have less drag on my track bike than the wax, or a clean dry chain does. Any less drag on a single speed fixed gear bike is a BIG advantage during a sprint.
I realize this is far from a scientific test but it does make me anxious to test it on my CFR and YZF.
Nice job on the product Jaybird. :thumb:
Posted by: Studboy---------------------
A thumbs up from Rich is ALWAYS a good thing!
I am looking forward to trying some myself, anything to get away from that NASTY Bel-Ray chain lube I've been using.
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