***Zefal 125ml Bike Prolube***
A high-quality long-lasting lube with outstanding performance for all weather conditions.
Made in France, biodegradable and environmentally friendly.
Specialised lubricant for bicycle chain, transmission, brake and other transmission parts.
Made of synthetic esters that gives longer and better protection to metal parts against day-to-day wear &
tear and corrosion.
Great lubricating oil for protecting chain wheel, more wear-resistant, anti-dust, and keeps the chain cleaner.
Excellent waterproof and dust-proof performance, corrosion resistance, extreme high and low temperature resistance, reduces friction, greatly improved lubrication performance and durability.
Suitable for both mountain bike and road bike use.
New unused bottle as pictured.
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