GT85 on pedals, getting water off the chain, cleaning exposed cable inners (amazing how much muck comes off them), squirt into the end of the cable outers, derailleur pivot points, brake …

Spray with GT85 to help lube it and push out other moisture. Need to then wipe down and oil properly within 24 hours or the chain starts to rust. Although it has PTFE in it, it is still a …

GT85 isn't good for chains. No need to grease anything after each ride but periodically depending on mileage and riding conditions (riding in the wet will need more frequent greasing) the wheel …

Never found any need to use a degreaser. I just spray some WD40 or GT85 on a rag and wipe the chain to remove gunge. I then apply chain lube and wipe off excess with a clean rag. I also …

GT85 is a water dispelling light oil. TF2 is war. 0. gandhi Posts: 187. May 2008. I find TF2 traps a lot ...

I had that happen to my 520's. They had pitted rust on them so I took it off with some wet and dry, then just made an effort to squirt with GT85 every now and then. At 20 quid a pop I'm not too …

+1 for GT85 or WD40. On my winter bikes I just spray all the metal bits with this stuff after a ride in the wet and/or salt. Leave it then wipe the chain down thoroughly with a rag before relubing. …

GT85 Lubricant, I've used it for years. Probably last longer then WD40 as it has PTFE. I'd probably not use oil, graphite or grease as gritty particles can collect on it and be forced into …

GT85/WD40 is a degreaser, not a lube. As for chains and cassettes, look at SRAM or KMC for a 9spd chain, and a Shimano Ultegra or SRAM PG950/970 for a mid-level cassette. The usual …

Mine squeak if i dont give them a splash of gt85 now and again. It could be the seat post, or seat, or BB. If you have swapped everything else on the rear id say its not any of those things.