
Peaty's Linklube chain oil for dry weather
Peaty's Linklube dry weather chain oil from Peaty's is a chain oil for dry weather and an obvious choice if you are looking for chain oil for commuter bikes. It is used to lubricate and protect the chain on commuter bikes, mountain bikes and road bikes when they are parked in dusty bike racks or in an open carport.
Application
- Used for: light lubrication of the bike chain that attracts less dust
- Suitable for: chain, cassette and gears on commuter bikes, mountain bikes and road bikes
- How to use: apply to a clean, dry chain and wipe off excess
- When: in dry and dusty weather, typically spring and summer
- Not for: rain and mud. Use Peaty's Linklube for wet weather
Why Peaty's Linklube for dry weather is a good choice
- Less dirt on the drivetrain – reduces the build-up of dust and dirt on the chain, cassette and gears.
- Smoother gear changes – reduces friction and wear for a smoother ride.
- Light lubrication without attracting unnecessary dirt – provides a dry surface that lasts longer in dry conditions.
- Practical sizes – choose between 60 ml for quick maintenance and 120 ml for frequent use.
Fit and dimensions
Peaty's Linklube is available in 60 ml and 120 ml and is intended for chains, cassettes and gears. The bottle sizes are suitable for both the home workshop and carrying in a bike bag.
Features and materials
The oil penetrates the chain links and provides light lubrication that reduces friction and wear. The product leaves a dry surface that is less likely to attract dust, making it suitable for dry and dusty routes.
Use and storage
Use Peaty's Linklube for regular maintenance of your bike's drivetrain, for example after a week of commuting when the bike has been parked in a dusty bike rack or in a carport. Store the bottle in a dry, frost-free place between uses.
Frequently asked questions
What sizes is Peaty's Linklube available in?
60 ml and 120 ml.
Can the oil be used on cassettes and gears?
Yes. The product is intended for chains, cassettes and gears.
How do I store the chain oil?
Store the bottle in a dry, frost-free place, away from direct sunlight.
Are you unsure what to look out for - then you may benefit from reading our advice on what to look out for when choosing your cover. Also remember to read our maintenance/care guide.