C5 Chain Paste – Motorcycle Chain Lube with Brush Applicator for O-Ring, X-Ring & Z-Ring Chains, Long-Lasting Protection – 150ml

Got this chain grease for my Super Meteor 650 easy to use with the included brush. The grease stays put plenty on the chain pretty good we’ll see when it gets hot out here how well it stays put. cheap enough to keep buying really good product well buy this again store it in a plastic zip lock bag with the tools.

Good product and easy to use. Seems to work well with keeping chain lubed and not slinging off easily.

The best Non-messy chain lube on the market. Definitely lasts long as well, Used this on my ZX6R and my YZ450f

I clean the chain with WD40. Then apply gear oil. Then seal it up with the paste. Works great and stays put.

Excelente producto

Motul C5 Chain Paste This paste is advertised to be an easier to apply and cleaner method of lubricating motorcycle/ATV/bicycle chains mainly because it is a paste that is squeezed out into a brush. Upon opening the tube, the paste has a very faint odor that resembles Teflon paste. It definitely does not seem to have much moly lube, it is white and odorless. Moly is generally dark and gets everywhere and has a unique odor. When the temperatures are cold, the C5 paste is hard and thick, like toothpaste. Applying it to a chain can be difficult. It sort of oozes out slowly and sticks to the brush. I found myself just brushing one side of the chain since I cannot get the brush and tube inside the swingarm to apply it to the back surface of the chain rollers. I just don't feel confident that I am hitting all of the appropriate places on the chain: O-rings, front and back of the external plates, and all of the rollers. I also have my doubts that the paste won't sling off or attract dust/grit. It's very similar to a chain wax, and I find those tend to sling off on my crankcase and on the chain guards, and they also attract a decent amount of grit. I normally use a spray lube that consists of Teflon and moly, which has worked well. The only mess that comes with the spray is anything that drips out, and I use an old rag to catch it and re-apply it to the rest of the chain. So in that regard, the C5 paste is definitely cleaner and easier to apply. However, I'd recommend only doing it when the chain and ambient temperatures are warmer so you're able to spread the thick paste out more evenly. Overall: 4/5 stars. The paste *seems* devoid of moly, and is mostly a wax and Teflon mixture. It is definitely easier to apply, but I don't feel confident about it reaching all of the parts of a chain and it will most likely sling off a little and attract dirt/grit. It feels comparable to a chain wax.

Like this paste takes a little bit more time to put on but i am ocd and like that I can make sure every little x ring and roller is properly covered plus just enjoy bike maintenance. If you are the quick get it done type buy some spray lube! This stuff is pretty thick dosent really sling at all and soaks into the metal very well. This little tube should last forever goes a long way, good protection not a spot of rust on the chain in over a year of use. Great product grit dosent stick to it much and stays on the chain for hundreds of miles will buy again if I ever use all of it.

Easy to apply, goes on nicely. Seems to last a while as well (Unlike their chain clean spray that empties quick). Have used it for 4 chain cleans total and no issues for our street bikes. Looks like melted marshmallow going on, yum