Maxima 74920 Chain Wax - 13.5 oz. Aerosol

So I’ve been using PJ1 Blue for at least 4 years and overall it’s a good product, no complaints. But after I watched a video that tested several chain lubricants and after seeing Maxima place well in every category (much better than PJ1), I decided to give it a try. I did the two step process 1) clean with Maxima Chain Cleaner 2) Apply Maxima Chain Wax. Both product worked outstanding! 1) Maxima Chain Cleaner - I was warned in the test video that Maxima cleaner can get past o-ring seals and dilute the factory permanent lub therefore I used it sparingly, spraying onto my chain cleaning brush versus spraying directly on the chain. Scrubbed with the brush then flushed with the garden hose afterwards. No mess and cleaned the chain great. 2) Maxima Chain Wax - After the chain dried, I applied the wax. This was a little drippy and messy but not as drippy as PJ1 (both are easy to use). I use a plastic bottle cut in half to catch the overspray and dripping product so very little drips on the ground. The Maxima clung-on and dried faster than PJ1 but not by much. I saturated the chain more than I normally do and was pleased to see it stay on the chain and not drip off. The Maxima seemed to penetrate the rollers better than PJ1 but that’s just a guess. So, if the Maxima last 500 miles (like PJ1) it will be a winner. Some reviewers claim it will go 800 miles, time will tell..

**Title:** Easy to Apply – Looking Forward to Long-Term Results! 🏍️🔧 **Rating:** ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I used **Maxima 74920 Chain Wax** to lubricate the chain on my **Ducati**, and so far, I’m impressed! The application was **easy and smooth**, with great coverage. It doesn’t fling off, and the formula seems to provide a solid protective layer. Of course, **only time will tell** how well it holds up after putting some miles on the bike, but so far, so good. Plus, doing my own chain maintenance is **way easier on the wallet** compared to taking it to the shop. If you’re looking for a **cost-effective and easy-to-use** chain lubricant, this is definitely worth trying!

Great product! Tested on my street triple 765, doesn't fling the lube onto the rim given the fact of using the adequate amount!

AMAZING. The 5.5 oz can might seem small but for how long you can go off a single lube it’s worth it, especially it’s price. Wherever or whenever you’re seeing this, but for me it was a little bit under 10 bucks. I felt a huge difference compared to my other lube (MUC-off). The chain wax lube was great for my 7Kw E-moto with a #35 chain setup! The muc-off always had me lubing after every ride, wearing down my sprockets, and now this lube makes it feel like I have a new chain, and it doesn’t lose its effectiveness quickly the more you ride. I ride on the street now and with all this salt and snow everywhere the chain doesn’t clog up with debris. This is just a day summary of using it so your experience may differ. The smell isn’t awful or strong. I do recommend wiping down after lubing because when it dries up it’s quite a hassle to clean, almost like dried up gum. it’s not entirely slippery it’s more on the waxy side and it doesn’t attract much debris at all! It functions great. Highly recommend! I’m located in NJ where it’s mostly a dry climate, this was taken around peak winter. Socials is RZRZay.1 on TikTok if you were wondering.

I've been trying to decide if lube or wax is best for the dirt bikes. If you go with the wax, you need to give it time to dry before use. My teenagers ride dirt bikes and after a full day they needed to lube the chain. This wax works well, but really need to clean chain really good prior to switching for lube to wax. We switched to cleaning chain with WD40 quick seems to work well. WD40 is a very cleaner than a lube. WD40 alone will not protection your chain and chains are expensive. This wax is the perfect accompaniment to keeping things lubed and long lasting. Pros: Easy to apply Holds well Protects well Cons: Thorough cleaning necessary prior to use Attracts and holds dust Requires frequent cleaning and reapplication for dirt bike riding

worked as always

Great stuff- no fling

Top of the line chain lube. If you don't enjoy spending time cleaning your chain to reapply fresh lube, this is the stuff to get. It won't fling off in the first place- you put a light coat on a warm chain it soaks in and lasts for thousands of miles. The result is a well-lubed clean chain without rust or dirt sticking to it.