Gel Lube Motorcycle Chain Lube

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Gel Lube is a new product; it's actually not a dedicated motorcycle chain lube, but rather an "all-around lubricant", according to the label. 

It sprays out as a thick liquid and turns into a sort of gel, like dried jam -- strawberry!  The label says that it will penetrate, but we're not sure.  Advertisements for this product are starting to show up in motorcycle magazines; which is how we became aware of it.

The label says it can be used for things like valve springs, cams, lifters, wrist pins, sliding parts and more, as a general lubricant or assembly lube.  It actually works pretty well on garage door rollers...

But it's very expensive, at $13.95 for a 227 gram (8 oz.) can, which makes it about $0.06 per gram.  This is more than three times as expensive than our favorite chain lube in this comparison.

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Date Published: June 2008

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