It is well known that the French Constructeurs used goat lard on their
hubshiners. I wouldn't want to tempt the cycling gods by using
something non-French-approved like Obenauf's.

On Mar 10, 9:55 am, Mike <mjawn...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The description was updated on the website.
>
> WARNING
> IT IS SCIENTIFICALLY IMPOSSIBLE FOR ONE OF THESE, ONCE SNAPPED SHUT,
> TO OPEN UP AND CAUSE AN ACCIDENT.
>
> CARE AND FEEDING
> BEFORE EACH RIDE ON ANY DAY WITH EVEN A SLIGHT POSSIBILITY OF RAIN,
> WARM THE SHINER TO 200F TO OPEN THE PORES. THEN GENTLY RUB  IN 0.4
> CUBIC CM OF OBENAUF'S LEATHER PRESERVATIVE. LET COOL, CHECK FOR GAPS,
> AND REPEAT IF NECESSARY.
>
> WARRANTY
> ONE WEEK OR FIVE MILES, WHICHEVER COMES SECOND.

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