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Keep your bike running smoothly and efficiently with our range of bike lubricants, including chain oils, wet and dry lubes, and specialist maintenance greases. Regular lubrication reduces friction, prevents rust, and extends the life of your drivetrain, ensuring a smoother, quieter ride on every journey. Our selection includes wet lubes for riding in wet and muddy conditions, dry lubes ideal for dry and dusty trails, and all-weather lubricants for versatile year-round protection. We also stock high-performance ceramic lubes for maximum efficiency and specialist greases for bearings and suspension components. Perfect for road bikes, mountain bikes, gravel bikes, and e-bikes, these lubricants from trusted brands deliver long-lasting protection and reliable performance. Pair them with high-quality bike cleaners, degreasers, and maintenance tools to keep your drivetrain in top condition.

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Buyer’s Guide – How to Choose the Right Bike Lubricant

1. Wet Lubes

Best for rainy, muddy, or winter conditions. Provides long-lasting protection but attracts more dirt.

2. Dry Lubes

Designed for dry, dusty environments. Cleaner and lighter but needs reapplying more frequently.

3. Ceramic & Advanced Lubes

High-performance options for racing and endurance rides, offering maximum efficiency and reduced drivetrain wear.

4. Grease

Used for bearings, suspension pivots, and other components to prevent corrosion and ensure smooth operation.

Wheelbase Workshop Tip:

Always clean and degrease your chain before applying fresh lubricant for best results.

FAQs for Bike Lubricants

What’s the difference between wet and dry bike lube?

Wet lube is designed for wet, muddy conditions and offers longer-lasting protection. Dry lube is lighter, ideal for dry weather, and doesn’t attract as much dirt.

How often should I lubricate my bike chain?

It depends on your riding conditions. Regular road cycling might need lubrication every 100–150 miles, while off-road riding may require more frequent application.

Can I use WD-40 as a bike chain lube?

WD-40 is primarily a cleaner and water dispersant, not a proper chain lubricant. It’s better to use a dedicated bike lube for optimal protection and drivetrain performance.

Should I clean my chain before re-lubing?

Yes, always degrease and clean the chain before applying new lubricant. This prevents dirt build-up and ensures smooth shifting.

What is ceramic bike lube?

Ceramic lube contains microscopic particles that reduce friction, improve drivetrain efficiency, and last longer than traditional lubes – ideal for racing and endurance rides.

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Finish Line Premium Synthetic Teflon Grease Tube – 3.5 oz / 100 g

Finish Line Mineral Oil Brake Fluid 120ml

Finish Line Fiber Grip Carbon Fibre Assembly Gel 50ml

Finish Line Dot 5.1 Brake Fluid 120ml

Shimano Mineral Oil 100ml Red

Muc-Off MO-94 | 400ml

Muc-Off Wet Weather Lube | 50ml

Muc-Off Dry Weather Lube | 50ml

Muc-Off All Weather Lube | 50ml

Muc-Off Silky Suspension Serum | 100ml

Buyer’s Guide – How to Choose the Right Bike Lubricant

Buyer’s Guide – How to Choose the Right Bike Lubricant

1. Wet Lubes

2. Dry Lubes

3. Ceramic & Advanced Lubes

4. Grease

Wheelbase Workshop Tip:

FAQs for Bike Lubricants

What’s the difference between wet and dry bike lube?

How often should I lubricate my bike chain?

Can I use WD-40 as a bike chain lube?

Should I clean my chain before re-lubing?

What is ceramic bike lube?

Shop Lubricants By Popular Brands