Travel Chain Oil Container Recommendations?

 Are there any containers out there easy to pack that will hold a bit of oil
for the chain?

I have an oil can at home with a little spiggot, but it would certainly ooze
and be unmanageable.

My first thought would be those plastic squeeze containers one can find for
shampoo and so on, but I'm not sure they'd hold up to a petroleum product.
I was hoping for metal ...

Has anybody found anything cool to take a little oil with when traveling
long distances?
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Yes. Small aerosols of chain lube.


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 David T. Ashley wrote:

There are (metal) spray cans of chain lube that work just fine.  What is
the lubrication interval for your chain?

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tomorrow in Australia.
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500 miles, I believe.

I've been using 90-weight gear oil as recommended by the manual.  However,
spray chain lube seems like a neater solution.  Thanks to you and the other
poster for that recommendation.


That is kind of cute.  Whenever I think of (end of the world) + (Australia),
I think of the movie "On the Beach".

 David T. Ashley wrote:

You might want to consider getting an O-ring chain next time.
Lubricated for life, according to some.

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