Motul Motorcycle Chain Lube No Fling 🧐 Sure Bud!
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- Опубліковано 5 тра 2019
- I'm sure this is a great product otherwise but I was hardly impressed for such a major brand name in the lubricant industry.
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Love your style !!!! - Just bought a can - for "off road".... Looks like I be wiping off my rim...
So I’ve used this same kit for my 07 CBR 600rr and my other 2 bikes. I have never had any issues. What most riders do especially new riders is use the cleaner and Lube and then ride right afterwards. What I like to do is gently wipe off the excess Lube after it’s been drying for a few hours. To each it’s Owen but I can honestly say this product worked great for me. I use it on all 3 of my bikes with no complaints.
thanks for the review, I was gonna buy this and the saw ur review
Thanks for a honest review Mike 👍🏻
charlie ryan got to be honest. It’s a good product that works BUT I really don’t want to clean fling off after rides like that. Other products work just as good with much less fling imo. At least for street riding
Facts. I just got off the bike and it was dripping from my front sprocket after 6 hours of drying and a 30 min drive
I totally agree man. I always used motul engine oil and I found it perfect. However, the first time I applied motul chain lube was also the last time I would ever use it. It attracts dirt very quickly and flings a lot all over the rear rim and parts, no matter how long you leave it on the chain before you ride.
Touched on something Im trying to avoid....and that is a mess on my wheel from the cleaner/lube flinging on to it.
*Thanks for the info bro
I use the Motul Paste. More annoying to put on, but can squish it into the rings, and zero fling, plus longer lasting. Try it and let me know your thoughts. I've tried lube, wax, paste - I think paste is best.
Hello Man ! I agree with you 100% , I can only think the intended purpose of this product is to repel water as it is sticky as hell, if you are going to ride in the rain , maybe it's a good option. But like you said , there are WAYYYYYY better options out there. Thanks for the video . I watched your video just to confirm that some else is as disappointed as I am with MOTUL.
This is my race chain lube I used for the R3 and I can feel the difference when it's apply the chain moves more freely after it's been applied. In racing I clean my chain multiple times a race day. Never used for street riding. It's very cool to free the chain moves easy when spinning the rear tire after it's on
Rhino Dan it works well as a lubricant no doubt about. Can’t really go too wrong with the major brands that are used in racing, it just irritated me when it says no fling but after each ride I came back to black specs 😂 not what I want on these streets. You had to clean yours for top performance keep it fresh and minimal resistance keeping it fresh so makes sense not a big deal with black specs on red rims right after cleaning lmao 😢 I clean my chain every 5 rides probably so vastly less then you did. I so far still like me that BelRay spins smooth and almost zero fling. Almost, nothing’s perfect of course. Few other brands I want to try out first hand. So far the only one that I can truest say no one should actually use is Castrol OMG that shit is horrendous. Flings off so much makes you wonder if you ever put it on 😂🤣
@@MotoBikeMike totally understand and it truly depends on the needs of the chain lube. Clean vs performance and your right nothing perfect. To be honest on the street do you need more performance no do you need a longer lasting lube with less mess probably.
I just used it first time Motul C3 on my 2019 Gsxs 750..The waxy factory stuff lasted bout 1300 ks but flung all over the rear wheel which I cleaned up after first 2 rides or so. I've thoroughly adjusted ,cleaned and lubed with Motul C3 and it Definitely spins much more easier on stand and with much less resistance.. I'm wondering how long before I have to clean and relube with this stuff..Extra power is always good due to less resistance..Glad I don't have to care for my belt on my 2018 HD..
Seriously, the purpose of chain lube is to provide lubrication and reduce friction. Chain lubes from ThreeBond and Motul brands are sticky like glue and it defies the purpose of lubrication. Worst still, they attract dirt and dust.
I feel the same about Motul Road lube. I think is too sticky to provide lubrication and might even damage the O rings by making them sticky. I will be wiping it off and try some lube which feels like lube, not glue.
Feel your pain with the red rims I use the motul only because I learned to live with a dirty rim I will say the motul lube actually lubes well and doesn't dry out. I will say ipone is best I've used yet try it next.
Kyle Shingler yeah I’ll see about giving that a shot. 👌 red rims are sexy.
I use MOTUL lubricant but it always end up with oil splatters on my clothes and the seat!
Mah I got to good of a deal on this to pass up was hoping it was a bit better though being motul. the deal was 1 box of chain care kits for $35 that’s 10 kits
I use full synthetic gear oil I don’t mind the cleaning the rim a couple times after lubing the chain... full synthetic gear oil far superior then the “name brand” stuff out there that wants your money but doesn’t work well... for cleaning use kerosene it also
Works the best! ✌🏻🇨🇦
smalltownmoto 1 I’ve heard good things about using kerosene for cleaning 👌
MotoBike Mike Kerosene/Paraffin is very effective in cleaning a chain BUT many bike Owner’s Manuals specifically warn against using it as it attacks the O ring seals.
@@valaudae1809 That sounds like one of those Forum "facts". I've been using it for over 30 years. It's fine.
Myself and FortNine agree with you... kerosene to clean, gear oil to lube.
@@valaudae1809 I agree with Tim the Enchanter. Kerosene is completely rubber safe. Avoid gasoline, not the same thing. I've actually soaked multiple chains in kerosene, still running them years later and they're perfect. Even FortNine agrees, check out their cleaners comparison video.
The best chain lube I ever used was Motorex racing
How do you apply the Bel-Ray Super Clean Chain Lube? Does the bottle have a spray nozzle? Does it come with a straw? Do you have to apply it with a brush?
It’s in an aerosol can and comes with a straw attachment
Its pronounced " Mo Tool"
Belray superclean still flings off.
Until they banned it in Canada i use belray super clean religiously and i still had to clean my wheels once a week .
I'm having the exact same problem. This stuff is terrible and flings off all into my mudguard and front sprocket area.
It also dissolved the pre-existing lube inside the links and made a huge mess of my wheel.
How long are you letting the Motul sit on the chain before your ride? I apply the night before I ride, and I have little to no clean up after a 500 mile day. Works well on my race bike too, very little fling after 170-180mph trackdays. But that's after letting it soak in for about 10 hours. Also, use kerosene to clean oil/rubber, it will make the rim cleaning process take about 10 seconds.
At least 12 hours minimum but we also might not be using the exact same motul as their are a few different options but I never lube and ride. Whenever I lube my chain it’s the day before never minutes before 🤘 it’s best to let any lube sit for a few hours before hand thicken up.
I also do use kerosene for my chain but not all the time 🤘 but I will not let it touch my rims I just don’t like it. I use WD 40 for rims 90% percent f the time. I find works better or just as good and doesn’t stink as bad, same effect though for rims not my chain lmao
The chances are more than likely I was putting too much on BUT I still prefer Bel Ray superclean. I just like it better overall.
Last year I used lucus. Made a mess and the chain rusted, Lucus products are supposed to be amazing. Last weekend I just got Spectro Chain Wax. Its a spray, so I'll see how it works out.
Thomas Dixon my buddy loves chain wax. I personally have not used it but he loves it.
Mechanic at motorcycle shop told me to ride bike around some so chain gets heated up n this kind of lube will stay on better when chain is warmed up, dont know if you do that or not? At that shop they say this is the best stuff to lube chains
Lube, dry cloth to collect as much excess oil as possible, then run the bike to get heat into the chain/oil. Oil goes a long way especially when it gets hot, the oil will transfer onto all the contacted sprockets etc
Man I am using the same stuff.. cleaned my wheels Sunday before a ride. Put a little of the chain lube on. And same shit. Even tho my wheels are black it's all over the place..I can see it..
RideThe6 I had a lot less fling with BelRay basically none compared. Motul is good BUT I don’t want to be cleaning that shit off all the time.
@@MotoBikeMike ya man I hear ya.. once this can is gone I will try something else
Motul has a higher quality Motul Chain Lube C4 Factory Line which has white colour and sticky. It is better than the Motul C2. I have used both. It does still fling though Hahaha but not as bad IMO. Any recommendations for a high end rim cleaner that works very well while not damaging the rims?
Straight up I used WD 40 for cleaning my rims. Works amazing just spray on a rag and wipe. Obviously don’t get on tires. The rims clean easy, does hurt any rims and shines Beautifully.
I have decent luck with the chain wax. But I'll give your Bell shit a go
Yep bro this is true
Yea, Motul is garbage when it comes to chain lube. I love and do use their oil, though. I use Bel-Ray chain lube. Works amazing. I've tried so many different brands, and they all fling right off.
Try the motul C4 instead of the C2 on the tuono!!!!!!!
Elie Nehme it’s an RSV4 RF 😉 but I’ll give the C4 a shot one day
@@MotoBikeMike hahah. The c4 is a bit more expensive and is labelled " chain lube - factory line - road racing "
@@MotoBikeMike i have to add one thing here which is that I make sure to move the bike a half meter backwards or forwards for 2 minutes before resuming my ride and that's because the part of the chain close to the engine becomes
Very hot when the bike is parked more than five minutes and that causes the lube viscosity to become vulnerable to be scattered
Everywhere while spinning hot a around the sprockets. I also take it easy the first hundred meters so the lube has the chance to cool down and solidify.
I use maxima chain wax
wick2012 my buddy uses Chain Wax and loves it 👌
Try Motul C5. I'd wager you never buy another aerosol again.
use C3 not C2
I googled bel ray superclean, but it states it is for atv etc, can you link me a product page ? like ebay etc or maybe do a video about it.
They don't sell no more motorex here in Italy 😕
Andrea yeah it’s for any sealed chain X ring, O ring etc off road or on road, Motorcycles, dirt bikes, ATVs. They all use the same type of chain. I’ve seen them sponsor motorcycle race teams too. I buy mine from a power sports distribution centre where I live but this is the official bel ray link you can read a bit about it. www.belray.com/product/super-clean-chain-lube/
Andrea this is a product link to buy. I’m sure I could find others www.baysideperformance.ca/super-clean-chain-lube-400ml?gclid=CjwKCAjw5Kv7BRBSEiwAXGDElfvKV7VaDEjc1Hy0gYhhW5NV9CbFviMu5v8NmYnqOv6x7HiVsl0vOxoC5kYQAvD_BwE
Damn i have the same problem i leave it like 3 days to dry and still flicking, im like wtf.. Motul is garbage only the fucking name nothing else going back to bel ray
Motul makes cheap chain lube, steer clear, Royal Purple is much better.
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Motul bad ..muc off is best ever
Checking my video...test on metal plate mucoff vs c2+