I found this from an old Rivendell Reader:
http://www.recumbentblog.com/images/rivendell-1992-wax.pdf

In fall og early winter it rains quite often where I live, and the
chain picks up a lot af dirt and gravel which works like a good
grinding paste. Not good.

I guess that the wax will wash out earlier in these conditions, but
would it be a good idea to have two chains and just clean and shift
one a week using the wax method? I commute around 150 miles each week.
And normally maintain bike in the weekends only.

I think my question is, if the benifits of waxing the chain will be
present for 150 miles in wet conditions?

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