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As the top of the cableâs outer sheath is sealed by the bottom part of the cable luberâs rubber inner and the inner wire is sealed by the top of the liner, the spray canât aerosol pressure forces lubricant down between the wire and sheath.f you keep the nozzle depressed for several seconds, you should be able to push lubricant along the entire length of the cable. You can purchase the cable luber at sportingforless for $4.95.
You can either get a spray lubricant or you can buy a drip lubricant. Both provide the same product but for applying lube to a chain it is my recommendation to use a drip lube, rather than a spray lube. The drip lube makes it easy to drop lubricant on each link of the chain without lubricating other parts of the bike.n example of a general use lube is WD-40. This is a lightweight alcohol-based lube that is designed to get rid of small squeaks and lubricate items that do not move all that much. However, it is too lightweight for a bicycle chain and also leaves a waxy residue on the chain that can allow for easier wear of the chain.