The team behind 'Molten Speed Wax' are keen cyclists, extremely passionate about the sport and fascinated by the intricacies of performance. When they first tried wax they were immediately smitten. It’s ultra clean, durable and most important, incomparably fast.
The hot wax technique has likely been around since "Mile-A-Minute Murphy's" era.
It took a clever engineer named Jason Smith owner of 'friction-facts.com' who figured out that a waxed chain rivals the efficiency of a perpetual motion machine. He added a little PTFE (the non-stick coating on your frying pan) and molybdenum disulfide (dry lube that’s hard to pronounce) to paraffin and published the info for everyone to see.
Everyone has a Eureka moment in life. For Molten Speed Wax it was realizing that they could virtually end chainring tattoos on cyclists’ calves. Molten Speed Wax offers premixed wax with the teflon and MoS2 additives in an easy to use, packaged product. Waxing for top performance is simple if you don't have to source and mix your own PTFE and molybdenum. They also created in-depth, step-by-step directions with helpful tips so it’s nearly impossible to mess up. If you can make instant pudding, waxing a chain is child’s play.
Long live bikes, clean hands and calves without chainring tattoos,
