Progold Cable Luber Pen

I use this item to lubricate the pivot points on my bicycles other than the chain. For example, where I only want a small drop of oil on the moving parts of the derailleurs, this item is prefect. To lube the chains, I use the standard nozzle of the Pro Gold lubricant. Pro Gold is thinner than most other bike lubes and does not last as long as some others. However, it works well and keeps the drivetrain of the bike much cleaner than longer lasting heavier lubes. Excellent lube and the pinpoint Luber Pen makes the job more precise and much easier.

so I do see what other reviews are saying about what seems to be solid particles in the oil - I do not any of "this" will pass through the fine needle - and i do plan on using it , however, i will send the pics to the manufacture and ask for an explaination

I wanted a lube pen like this one to get those hard to reach places. And since I had to lube my bike chain anyways I decided to get this one. First the progold lube is really good. It works really well and doesn't attract to much dirt. The lube pen itself is also very good. It seems well made and durable.

Worked great for the first use, but the stuff floating around in it has now clogged it up. I cleared the tip out, tried heating the fluid etc. and it still has something floating in it. It's useless now. I'd return it, but it's hardly worth the time for the $8.

Pro gold lube, only been using it maybe 6 months? I only run maybe 27 miles a day 7 days a week, I am a retired truck driver, but I really like pro gold lube the best out of all I have tired.

This item is probably the most used item in my bike tool box. Its great for chain oiling or getting just a drop in hard to reach places. Thanks to ProGold for this very useful item!

I have had 2 (or is it 3?) of these pens. The plastic has failed in all of them. Eventually, I bought fishing reel lube, http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BEAS2JQ/ref=oh_details_o09_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1, swapped the caps with the regular ProGold bottle, problem solved, assuming you don't need to take lube on road/trail with you. If you do, there are other lubing pens.

I'll admit it: I used to use bike chain lubricant very liberally. As such, not only was I over-lubricating my chain, which attracts more grime to it, but I was also wasting a lot lubricant and tended to end up with little oil puddles on my floor.Not anymore. This little pen will help you use to correct amount of lubricant not only on your chain, but also on other hard-to-reach spots that require lube, such as pivots on a rear derailleur and the cable guides below the bottom bracket. In short, your little bottle of lubricant will last longer and you will save some $$$!