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Bike Chain Lube Clear Blend

Bike Chain Lube Clear Blend

ROAD / GRAVEL / MTB

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📏 Size: 50ml plastic bottle.

🚚 Dispatch time: 48 hours.

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Product Description

Revolubes™ Clear Blend
The fastest lube for your drivetrain.

Ideal for: Road / Gravel / MTB – dry and dump conditions.

Revolubes Clear Blend is our fastest chain lube, developed in collaboration with Zero Friction Cycling – perfect for high-performance riding in both dry and damp conditions.

Formulated with Modified Active Calcium Sulphonate Complex technology, used in extreme industrial environments, it excels on both road and gravel bikes, delivering long-lasting lubrication, exceptionally low friction, smooth operation, cleanliness and extended drivetrain protection.

Why choose Revolubes™ Clear Blend?

Why choose Revolubes™ Clear Blend?

Efficiency – a single application delivers exceptionally long mileage before relubing is needed, confirmed by Zero Friction Cycling tests1100 km per application.

Durability – the Modified Active Calcium Sulphonate Complex chemically bonds with the metal surface instead of simply sitting on it, providing long-lasting lubrication and consistently smooth drivetrain performance.

Speed – the lube reduces internal chain friction, giving you a noticeable improvement in pedalling efficiency. Less friction means less wasted energy – and more power left for performance.

Cleanliness – once stabilised, the chain develops a clear, dry, self-lubricating layer that resists dust and grime, helping your drivetrain stay clean.

Protection – industrial-grade EP (extreme pressure) additives extend the life of your chain, cassette and chainrings, significantly reducing long-term wear and cost.

Penetration – its low viscosity allows excellent penetration into every part of the chain, reaching even the smallest spaces to ensure lubrication exactly where it’s needed.

Proven performanceSee the tests.

How to apply Revolubes Clear Blend

How to apply Revolubes Clear Blend

1. Thoroughly clean the chain before the first application.

2. Apply one drop to each individual link.

3. Ride approx. 1 km to allow the lube to distribute and the layer to stabilise.

4. Wipe off any excess with a dry cloth.

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FAQ

Do I need a brand new chain for Revolubes?

Preferably, yes, because Revolubes create a coating that prevents friction-induced wear and further fitting loss of the chain elements.

A chain performs best when its factory fits and link pitch are precisely aligned with the teeth of a cog. Revolubes are designed to preserve these components in their original state for as long as possible, rather than compensating for wear and tear that has already occurred.

So, yes—we recommend using a brand new chain with Revolubes. You certainly won't regret it

Do I need to clean the chain before using Revolubes?

Yes! Every component, whether used or new, requires proper preparation to ensure an effective chemical reaction with Revolubes™ active ingredients.

To prepare the surfaces correctly, the chain must undergo thorough washing and degreasing. This process removes any preservatives, old grease, production contaminants, abrasive metal filings, and wear products like oxides and rust deposits. These contaminants can negatively impact the performance of the component.

Can I interchange different Revolubes bicycle chain lubes?

Yes, you can interchange different Revolubes bicycle chain lubes. All our lubes are based on the same technology, and the primary differences lie in how each blend is tailored to meet specific user needs. However, it is always a good practice to clean your chain before applying a new lube to ensure optimal performance and longevity.

Why is my chain noisier after Revolubes treatment?

This can happen in two scenarios, but both stem from a common issue.

If the chain is new, it may have been mismanufactured with loose component fits. The greater the slack between components, the more easily and forcefully they collide, causing noise.

As Adam Kerin of ZFC explains: "This wouldn't be the first time you've bought a new chain that's out-of-spec. That's why I measure all chains before testing. If one's off, I just bin it."

On the other hand, if the chain is used, a thorough cleaning can remove all the dirt and residues from previous lubricants that would typically fill the gaps in the chain, making any slack more noticeable and thus audible.

Why has Revolubes got washed-off during the first wet ride?

Revolubes are designed to form a protective coating on cooperating surfaces under load, which requires time to fully establish itself.

If you ride through puddles shortly after the initial application, it’s likely that Revolubes will be washed off before the coating has had a chance to fully set.

To ensure proper priming of the chain, we recommend performing the first three applications in a dry environment and in close succession. This process allows the coating to embed properly within the chain's structure.

After this priming process, the coating will remain firmly embedded in the chain, even during wet conditions.

How long are the intervals between the first three applications?

For the first three applications, we recommend keeping the intervals short—approximately 1 mile each. This brief distance allows the coating to properly set and ensures it remains effective, even in wet conditions.

How often should I apply Revolubes bicycle chain lube?

The application intervals for Revolubes depend on your specific cycling discipline and riding conditions.

A good practice is to start with the intervals used for your previous lubricant and then adjust them gradually to fit your needs and economical factor.

ZFC testing on Revolubes has also provided valuable insights into application intervals based on different cycling disciplines. For detailed information, please refer to this link.

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