Chain Lube - Road

Chain grease especially for chain lubrication under extreme loads of motocross motorcycles and quads. Ideal for chains with or without ring insulation.

Comes in 2 convenient sizes - 400ml for the garage, or 150ml for when you're on the road. How to Use

Lubricating a motorcycle chain using Motul Chain Lube, or any chain lubricant, is an essential part of motorcycle maintenance. Proper lubrication helps extend the life of the chain and ensures smoother and safer operation.

Here's a step-by-step guide on how to lube your motorcycle chain using Motul Chain Lube:

Tools and Materials You'll Need:

- Motul Chain Lube or the specific product you've chosen.
- Motorcycle stand (if available) to lift the rear wheel off the ground.
- Clean rag or shop towels.
- Chain cleaning brush (if the chain is dirty).
- Gloves and eye protection.

Step 1: Preparation:
- Ensure your motorcycle is parked on a stable and level surface.
- Put on gloves and eye protection to keep your hands and eyes safe during the process.
- If your motorcycle has a center stand or paddock stand, use it to lift the rear wheel off the ground. This makes it easier to access the chain.

Step 2: Cleaning the Chain (if needed): If your chain is dirty or has old lube buildup, you should clean it before applying new lubricant. Here's how to do it:
- Use a chain cleaning brush to remove dirt, grime, and old lubricant from the chain. Spray-on chain cleaners are also available and can be used.
- Rotate the rear wheel slowly to ensure you clean the entire length of the chain.
- Wipe the chain clean with a rag or shop towels.

Step 3: Applying Motul Chain Lube:
- Shake the Motul Chain Lube can well to ensure the lubricant is properly mixed.
- Position the can of Motul Chain Lube close to the chain.
- While slowly rotating the rear wheel, apply the lube evenly to the inside of the lower chain run. Apply a thin, continuous line of lube along the chain's length.
- Avoid over-lubing, as excess lube can attract dirt and create a mess.
- Be sure to apply the lube to the entire chain, not just one section.
- Continue to rotate the wheel slowly to ensure the lube is evenly distributed.

Step 4: Let the Lube Set: Allow the chain lube to set for a few minutes. This helps it penetrate and coat the chain properly.

Step 5: Wipe off Excess Lube: After the lube has set, use a clean rag or shop towels to wipe off any excess lube from the chain. Excess lube can attract dirt and make a mess.

Step 6: Test the Chain Tension: Check your motorcycle's owner's manual for the recommended chain tension, and adjust it if necessary. A well-tensioned chain ensures optimal performance and longevity.

Step 7: Lower the Motorcycle: If you used a stand to lift the rear wheel, carefully lower the motorcycle back to the ground.

That's it! Your motorcycle chain is now properly lubricated with Motul Chain Lube. It's a good practice to lubricate your chain regularly, especially after riding in wet or dirty conditions, to ensure the best performance and chain longevity. Always refer to the specific product's instructions and your motorcycle's manual for any manufacturer-recommended maintenance guidelines.