PMS ProductsBoeshield T9 Bicycle Lubricant(Return to Product Page)

Sure, you can bay 50% more for Dumond Tech, but it's not any better. T9 is expensive as well, but I use it on all my campag chains. Used daily as a degreaser first then lube after really puts life in the chain, I get 4-6K miles out of a chain that's only supposed to go 2-3k. It also works great on small parts like bolts (let some dry on your bolts after you tighten them and it'll make sure they don't rust).

I live in a dry & dusty climate and ride about 4k milesyr. Lubing the chain 1wk has kept the crank, chain & cassette clean and quiet running. When wiped after lubing, the result is a clean chain that attracts little dirt during rides. Also, after 5k miles there was still no wear measured by a Park CC-3.2 chain checker!

Ive used every lube out there. This lube is great, cleans and lubes well. I hit a chain with solvent then chase with T9

I've been Boeshield on my chain and cables on my bikes for years. I've ridden my bikes in rain and snow and never had rust form anywhere where I used Boeshield. The chains wear slowly and shifting is smooth.

I've tried a few different lubricants for my chains over the years, all of which worked fairly well. However, I have found T-9 to be the best one for my use, which consists of road riding for fun and for commuting. I don't encounter all that much dirt and gravel along my routes, but I still find that my chains can accumulate a lot of gunk quickly. What makes T-9 more effective is that it doesn't seem to attract dirt nearly as much and my chains stay running smoothly. As my headline suggests, I'm familiar with some of Boeing's other product offerings, and I always find them to be carefully engineered and the best of their kind. Enthusiastically recommended.

I used to use Prolink, and I've found this attracts less dirtgrime year round, so I prefer this brand now.

This product continues to perform. I've ridden for more than three decades and have tried numerous lubes. This is smooth and durable.

I lubricate my chain with T9, but I do this every 150 miles or so. In the past, I used Dumonde Tech chain lube, but my chain got filthy after just a couple of rides. I prefer T9, but I need to apply this more often. It doesn't attract road grime the way Dumonde Tech does.

Used this stuff for 15 years. My go to. Tried others but just come back to this oil. Best for my needs. I do keep a dry lube around for some parts work but for the chain I mainly just use this oil.

performs as advertised, good product

I have used T9 for the past 15 years on all of my drive train parts. The paraffin base helps keep dust from adhering to the chain which makes it easy to wipe off the chain after each ride.

I've been using Boeshield T9 lubricant for years! Chain runs smooth as butter without attracting tons of debris.

Only chain lube I use!