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pegboy
10-07-2008, 11:38 PM
I have been told to use marine grease for my Duke, bearings shafts etc, is this a good move? Does it have the same qualities as regular bike grease or better? I know this grease is water proof and designed for sea water etc. in theory it sound good. Who else uses it and which one?
Cheers
I just use Coppaslip for brakes, threads etc. and lithium grase for shafts & bearings.
crust
11-07-2008, 03:23 PM
Depends where you're thinking of using it.
I use BEL RAY salt water proof grease on the wheel spindles, speedo drive and linkages.
Anything exposed that I dont want to rust seize but not anything with a major rotating load on it.
I wouldn't use it on anything inside a seal, suspension type stuff.
I got mine from a mate with a MX shop.
:)crust
jerry
13-07-2008, 09:55 AM
I work offshore and the marine waterproof grease we use is called Aqualube its amazing we immerse ROVs (remote control subs) to 3000m and the stuff sticks like toffee
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