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S100 Maintenance kit Dry lube

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Chain maintenance isn't anyone's favourite pastime, but it heads off plenty of hassle. A dirty chain wears faster, gets noisier and ends up costing more than a can of cleaner and some lube. This S100 Dry Lube Maintenance Kit gives you everything to clean and lubricate your motorcycle chain properly – at a steal of a price.

The chain cleaner (300 ml) tackles dirt and old grease with a self-cleaning foam formula. Spray it on, let it sit for a quarter-hour, brush stubborn spots if needed (no wire brush) and blast off with a strong water jet. Safe for O- and X-ring chains, acid-free and with anti-corrosion additives. Make sure to keep the cleaner away from brake discs and tyres, though.

The Dry Lube chain spray (400 ml) excels as a dry lubricant for fair-weather riders. It blends the best of wet and dry lubes: clean, colourless protection that doesn't fling off and doesn't attract dirt. The Dry Lube chain spray reduces friction, wear and repels water. Apply to a clean, dry chain and let it cure for at least an hour. Reapply every 600 km or after heavy rain.

The U-shaped chain brush – the kit's third star – makes light work of it all. Position the brush on the chain, spin the rear wheel gently and it scrubs all three link sides at once. Almost effortless. The long-bristled end does the heavy lifting, keeping your hands and garage floor cleaner than without.

All products are available separately too.

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Technical specifications

Product identifiers
EAN 4006539034222
MPN 3422

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Art.nr. Drongen Willebroek Nivelles Brugge Zaventem Tournai Herk-de-Stad Alleur
OK3422
Art.nr. OK3422
Drongen
Willebroek
Nivelles
Brugge
Zaventem
Tournai
Herk-de-Stad
Alleur

Last modified on Thursday, March 19, 2026 at 15:23