What I Want For Stone Chain Waxing & Its Customers
First, I want to share a company’s story that has impacted many million cyclists. I have always admired the way Silca has done business. Their constant pursuit of speed and performance gains have deeply impacted me and my racing.
Some of you may have heard about this brand and the story behind it. If not I think that it will intrigue you. Silca was founded by Felice Sacchi just outside of Milan, Italy. The company grew quickly and popular as the first company to produce pumps with gauges. They also kept innovating by becoming the first company to make a valve-controlled CO2 inflator, we now take these on every ride in case of flats. The company values have stayed true since the start with durable materials, traditional craftsmanship, and innovation. Most of the pumps made by Silca in the 1960s and 70s are still in use today and Silca continues to sell replacement parts for those very pumps! How many things do you own that work amazingly from the 1960s and 70s?
What I love about Silca is its lasting, high-quality products. Unfortunately, this spectacular quality comes at a steep cost. The main problem for customers is how expensive the shiny point of the spear is. Cycling is already a very expensive sport. Waxing chains, one of Silca’s many product specialties, is also expensive. Just purchasing the equipment to professionally wax your chain can cost lots of money.
I want Stone Chain Waxing to bring affordable chain waxing to everyone because it is so incredibly helpful. I wax my chain for many reasons, and you should too! Here is why:
To have a grease-free and much cleaner drivetrain
To have a faster and more efficient drivetrain
To lower bike maintenance (especially if you use my service!)
To triple the lifetime of my drivetrain
Proper and professional Chain Waxing requires lots of specialty equipment and knowledge. Over the past years, I have crafted how to best wax chains.
The main goal of Stone Chain Waxing is to bring affordable chain waxing to everyone. I want my service to be convenient, easy to use, and not a hassle. I hope this blog has given you some helpful information. Do you have any recommendations for my company and the service process?
