ROCK N ROLL LUBRICANTS/MAINTENANCE
Rock N Roll Miracle Red Degreaser
Red is sweet. Red is dangerous. The Rock n' Roll Miracle Red degreaser is an all-natural liquid soap that can be applied at full-strength or diluted. The liquid concentrate comes with squeeze top, good for getting small quantities into rags before wiping down greasy parts. Put it on in concentrated ...read more
Rock N Roll Extreme Lube
Extreme Lube is the most viscous of Rock 'n' Roll's lube formulations. It's for the nastiest, gnarliest, wettest, and muckiest conditions. Extreme Lube has a gel membrane suspended in the fluid. The membrane seeps deep into the rollers of each pivot, keeping the chain joints flexing, moving ...read more
Rock N Roll Super Web Grease
We love this stuff. We use Rock n' Roll Super Web grease to pack ceramic bearings in all our retrofits. And we're not the only ones who love it. Bearing manufacturer Enduro has an affinity to the Super-Web, as do many component manufacturers, including: Hugi, Race Face, Cane Creek, American ...read more
Rock N Roll Absolute Dry Lube
The Absolute Dry from Rock 'n' Roll is their driest lube. It goes on thin, which means it penetrates deep into the rollers of the chain and picks up the least dirt. But, because it is so thin, it will probably be the one that needs re-application with the greatest frequency. The guys from Rock 'n' ...read more
Rock N Roll CableMagic
People try every kind of lube to reduce friction between their cables and housing -- if they think of it. Grease, wet lubes, dry lubes, whatever is lying around. The concept is fine; lube should be applied to any metal that moves, just that if the lube is too thick it will be sticky and will ...read more
Rock N Roll Gold Lube
Rock 'n' Roll Gold Lube is the middle child of their three chain lubes. It's not as thick as the Extreme and not as thin as the Absolute Dry. It's good for both mountain biking as well as high-performance road riding. The folks at Rock 'n' Roll say this one gives the best chain performance in terms ...read more









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