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TS-801 Dry Film Moly Lubricant
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Quick Look
by webBikeWorld.com Staff
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| Owner Comments (Below)
| Type: |
Spray Film |
| Cost Per Unit: |
Very High (More
Info) |
| Efficiency: |
Poor |
| Sprayer: |
Poor |
| Fling-off: |
Low |
| Availability: |
Poor |
TS-801 is not a motorcycle chain lube;
it's an industrial product, manufactured by T.S. Moly
Lubricants in the U.S.A.
T.S. Moly is a company known to BMW motorcycle owners who
have experienced the nightmare known as the spline lube -- the company
specializes in manufacturing a wide variety of moly (molybdenum disulfide)
pastes, sprays and liquids, used in all types of industrial lubrication
applications.
We tried this just to experiment, and because we're always
looking for something new, different, unique and "cross-sector"; that is, a
product from one market segment that might work in another.
TS-801 is unique, that's for sure. It sprays as a
black liquid that dries rapidly into a matte black coating. It looks
almost like black spray paint or stove black. We have no idea whether
or not it does the job as a motorcycle chain lube -- like any of these lubes
and as we discussed on the home page for our 2008 motorcycle chain lube
comparison -- it's basically impossible to tell how well any of these
products really works to protect a chain against wear.
But TS-801 is used in industry to lubricate chains and
sprockets, among other things. It's supposed to work under high
temperatures and extreme pressures. It's advisable to completely clean
the chain of any other oils or lubes before using this product. Once
it's on, it doesn't really fling off, which is good. But TS-801 has
one of the highest per unit costs of any of the products in this comparison,
so at this point, it's a novelty for motorcycle owners more than anything.
Note: We also reviewed
TS-804 Chain and Cable Lube
in this comparison.
2008 Motorcycle Chain Lube
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Date Published: June 2008
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