Cable Luber

I'm a fairly mechanical person, but spent an hour trying to figure out how to use this device. I ended up taking off the cables, and lubing them by hand. This device will be going back. Maybe include some instructions next time, or maybe somewhere on your website?

I've been using one of these for years. It makes lubing cables fast and easy.

You have to have a brain made of carbon deposits to not be able to figure out how to use this. Slip it on the exposed cable, slide down to the housing, tighten and then connect your can with attachment on the nozzle to the little opening on the side. Geeze, walk in to any bike shop and ask... or ask your neighbour's 7-year old. They'll figure it out easy enough. I recommend the luber with the two screws but this one works fine enough.

One drop at a time is how I used to oil my cables. Oh, how foolish I was. This thing is so simple easy and clever, I can't believe I didn't think of it. Slipery cables are like new shocks; you don't realize how bad it is until you change it.

I think this is a good idea. Based upon the review written, for those who know how to use it. I just don't quite get it, could you prouce a picture of how it goes on the cable?

Together the cable luber and the cable lube have made my bike work like it is a new bike. Hasn't been this smooth in years.

I have used one of these for years flushes dirt and rust right out of cable

If you do not understand how to use this item, don't fret, we all have to learn somewhere. Watch this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFMVlQRrBDE -Adam I have this Motion Pro Cable Luber and it works just fine.

I'll admit it took me a few minutes to figure it out but after that it was a cinch to use and made lubing clutch & throttle cables a breeze. Faster and a lot neater than lubing by hand with a messy rag. Been using mine for years and can't do w/o it.

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