Eco-friendly bike lube / cleaner / grease

Hey everyone,

I work for a little social justice magazine (NI) + ethical shop here in Adelaide, and we've just got in some environmentally friendly bike lube ($25) / cleaner ($25) / waterproof grease ($30).

So if you're running low and want to try some, drop by 28 Austin Street in the city weekdays 9am - 5.30pm, phone 08 8232 1563, or order on-line.

We'd love to hear what you think of the products, good or bad, so please do leave a comment here if you try them.

Cheers, Simon.

www.newint.com.au (shop)

www.newint.org (magazine)

Tags: cleaning, cycling, environmentally, friendly, grease, lubrication

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Permalink Reply by David Southern on August 3, 2011 at 12:48

Peanut paste is a very good rat and mouse attractant.  I prefer to use live-catch traps and let the elegant little animals go an appropriate distance away (>500m for rats, >50m for mice) with an initial food supply (stale bread).

Permalink Reply by Benno on August 3, 2011 at 14:29

I too use Lanox, it's good but expensive at $11 a can.

I've coated a few old bikes frames in wax to preserve them, i supose its OK for paint and good with vinal? stickers, its cheap at around $4 a can at coles (not mr sheen, the other one with pure wax) 

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