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...OK Boomer

That's correct https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbZYLah_WSA

OK Boomers. Just use gear oil. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnPYdcbcAe0

Got any substantial evidence to support the proclamation?

Those clock bearings and gears weren't rubber-sealed with grease.

The original WD-40 is a penetrating oil, and water displacer. Penetrating oil is a lubricant... how is it not?

Thread's a disaster. Valuable internet space clogged up by critics. Abandon hope, all ye who posted here.

OK Boomer.

For that to happen, the rubber rings must swell. Hasn't happened with my X-ring chain.

Tacky chain wax mixes with dirt, and forms a grinding paste. Same thing with chainsaw bar oil.

Standard chains: engine oil / gear oil O-ring / X-ring / Z-ring chains: WD-40

Thieves will just unbolt the wheel, and lift the bike into a van.

What does 20L of premium-label paraffin cost?

Kerosene

inb4...

£137.54 + £20 UK post depot tax.

Aerostich wool-lined gauntlets

Fit a push button kill switch. Push it to equalize engine load.