WPL Forkboost Lube - Bike Lubricant for Mountain Bike Forks and Shocks - Premium Bike Oil for Suspension Dust Seals
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This is not the case. Neither this product nor any of its components pose any dangers.
The dropper post is being applied in a way that it gets inside the exposed CF of the seat tube. How exactly is that being done?
Using this product on a keyboard would not be a good idea. This was made to keep the forks on your bike lubricated while they are in motion.
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Selected User Reviews For WPL Forkboost Lube - Bike Lubricant for Mountain Bike Forks and Shocks - Premium Bike Oil for Suspension Dust Seals
All of the videos I see about people recommending this product talk about how wonderful it is, and how it works as everyone says it does, People don't talk about one of the side effects.
The problem is that when you use the oil to lubricate the suspension, it lubricates so well that it messes up the rebound. It seems like after applying the oil to the shaffts and lubricating the legs of the fork and the shox, the return is very very fast, just like if I were to set the rebound to the fastest. This was definitely a disappointment for me. You should be aware that this could happen to you as well.
In an attempt to solve the problem, I attempted a proper rebuild, lube, added and removed spacers, burp technique, and replacing the air shaft, but to no avail. Maybe I would get a break if I waited for the right moment The period is in effect. I had an XC bike with a Reba fork, and it was super plush and a pleasure to ride. This miracle lube stuff worked for me after about 35 hours. I don't know what the magic ingredients in this stuff are, In Revelation, the stiction is gone, and the fork has been extended up to its maximum length You can spread a little bit near the wiper seals with your finger, then use the fork to spread the excess on the stanchions and wipe it dry with a soft clean cloth. In addition, I use it on the dropper seat posts and the In my opinion, this lube is not intended to replace the manufacturer's scheduled maintenance program.
In recent months, I have been having issues with sticky seat droppers, so I decided to try a different solution, so I purchased this product. In short after applying it a few times, I can say that I have not seen the results I had hoped for. Some folks, however, have used it on older forks and so for, and I'm sure they succeeded, as they would have with a mostly basic fork oil, or for the best, The Fox gold fork oil along with slick honey produce way better results than On the fork this won't be evident, but it will be noticeable on the seat dropper. At first it will work fine, but after a while the post will actually become stickier, which you can't see or feel on the fork. If you intend to buy this product, make sure you punch a hole in the cap, since the cap has a peculiar closing mechanism, which led me to cut the top of it and cause leaking.
About three months into my ride, it was recommended that I try the fork lube. Upon the first application, my McQueen fork smoothed, buttered, and soaked up bumps like it always did when it was brand My favorite part is that it keeps it that way every single I now use it every few rides (and I use it with the dropper and rear suspensions as well) and I will do so in the future. On days when the trails are dusty or loose, I ride about 20 miles As part of my hiking program, I hike about four trails per week, and I suspect one bottle can last me the whole year. This book is highly recommended.
Afterwards, I wipe off any residue from the fork/shock with a microfiber cloth, work it around the dust wipers, and pump it a few times. During my rides about every two months, I use my fork almost every time, but the trails I ride are very gritty and sandy, so the fork is often worn out. In addition, I wanted to mention that I have an old hardtail mountain bike that I purchased used over the winter after it had been left outside. As I did not know any better, I assumed that the fork was just grease and it was meant to be dirty. My bike was covered in dark slime for years before I realized it wasn't supposed to be that way. So I took out the fork, cleaned it well, and used this lube to help remove any additional grit and keep the bike moving smoothly. Fork moves so smoothly - I have never felt anything like it before Isn't it like it's brand new? Definitely recommend this product for helping you maintain the value of.
We need some wheels for our bikes, so I got some. The seals seem to retain their moisture over a period of time, so I don't think it prolongs the gap between services. I don't see any differences between the forks and shocks, though I really can't tell if it makes much of a difference.
The only reason I found this to be 100% necessary is for my dropper post. My dropper has always been a little Although it works, sometimes a little tender loving care is needed to get it to function smoothly. I want to make this extra special for you. My next ride has zero dropper issues if I do a quick clean off, apply this to the post, cycle up and down a few times and then wipe off the excess. There is none. The ups and downs are as they should be. I find that if I don't use this, the dropper will begin to go wonky again after about 3 rides. It is 100% worth it for just that reason.
I'm new to biking (a little over a month ago) so I don't have any similar experience to draw comparisons from. Despite that, I cleaned my bike with it last week and it brought up some dirt from the seal on the bike. In the past, I have done a lot of riding in town. When I started riding some light trails, I was glad I used a suspension lubricant. Considering it does its job, is biodegradable, it was only $10, and my suspension operates smoothly (even with my bike only having 55mm of travel), I see no reason for me to switch brands. But I do make decisions at random times.
You cannot go wrong with this lube. My favorite thing to do after dirt rides is use it as a degreaser After washing my bike, I put it away. Whenever I apply it, I apply it to the outer surface of the upper strut above the seal, pump the suspension up, and let it rest for a minute. Put it down a dozen times, wipe off the black ring of grit, and pump it up and down After wiping again, there should be no traces of grime remaining. It is my favorite bike tool - I always keep a bottle of ForkBoost with me. It should be in yours as well.
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