Tirox Chain Wax - 14.8oz. 803515

Used this stuff for first time. I was using newer Dupont formula then went to Maxima and now this. Of all 3 I like this one and the Dupont. Maxima gets good reviews however I found it is too tacky when dries causing it to attract more dirt. Plus has a goldish /bronze color which I'd rather have clear. The Dupont also is good but was told the original formula was better which this Tirox stuff us supposed to compare.This stuff isn't as gooey as the Maxima. More liquid form that dries into a true wax. Not sticky at all. I can see me staying with this product a while now as long as it does its job and keeps the life of the orings on my new EK 3D Chrome Chain in good standing.When dry and it does dry quick, about half the time as the Maxima, you really can't tell it's on. There is a slight whitish residue of a typical wax when it does dry. I just take a rag and wipes right off the outside face of the chain links to really show off my chrome 3D chain. Actually gives it sort of a polished look.I look forward to see how this stuff really keeps my drive trane in good order as I put mileage on. I lube every 300 miles so take care of my bike.

It's alright. Works to lube chain and keeps the back of the bike clean, but will not prevent chain rust.

This may work for a weekend only, sun shining motorcycle but for me, an all weather, everyday rider, it was absolutely worthless...Yes is goes on clear and does not fling at all but 1-2 minutes of rain and it comes completely off the chain... I average 700-800m a month and do chain lube, inspect, and adjustment (as needed) every 500m but day after the first rain ride after applying this I could see that the lube was gone. Re-applied thinking it was a fluke but got some rain 2 days later and looked at it when I got home and their was zero lube on the chain after approx. 5min of rain riding... Using the remainder on my pedal bike and going back to Maxima Chain wax

A few years ago Dupont had a Teflon chain lube that bikers loved, then they changed the formulation and it was no longer recommended for motorcycle chains. All of the conventional lubes make a mess of the back wheel and countersprocket area. This Tirox Chain Wax was recommended by WebBikeWorld and it lives up to it's claim! I completely cleaned the chain with kerosene and then sprayed on the Tirox Wax. It is non-sticky and colorless and it seems to work fine; the chain stays clean and there is no fling off that I can see. Highly recommended as a chain wax/lube.

It seems to lubricate very well, and after it dries, about 25-30 minutes, it does NOT fling off. It looks just like a new chain, even had a BMW rider make that comment at a gas station. I said no, it has 16,000 miles on it. I now have 18,000 on the chain, and it is holding up great, and absolutely no chain lube on the bike. Not the cheapest, but I think this is one of the "you get what you pay for" examples.

The way it cleans and lubes the chain is like nothing I've seen before. No greasy buildup on the sprockets, no fling off. Just a clean shiny chain that looks dry but is fully lubed. Sprockets are clean and look brand new after two cans of lube.Best to start with a clean, dry chain. You can apply it to a chain with other lube on it (I did), but just give it a few hundred miles to work off all the old junk and start doing its thing.

I use it on my 2001 Honda VFR 800 motorcycle and it works like a charm.I use to use the DuPont Chain Wax but they changed the formula; this looks and operates like that but its actually better and leaves a nice dry coat on your chain. This product is quick-drying also.

Beats Dupont's formula, haven't noticed any fling and my chain isn't coated in dust again which is saying something in the dust storms of the Yuma desert. I just wish I could buy it locally