Anything is better than nothing however, I would stick to a bicycle specific grease. I’ve been using park tools for years without issue
Fizzyphotog on
That should work. Several bike brands I have used are rated NLGI #2. Nothing particularly different about them.
Ass_Over_Teakettle on
Most bike grease is much lighter than that. There isn’t a lot of space in your component for that slick sludge. A single tube of bike specific grease isn’t expensive and will last you forever.
opavuj on
Pedals spin slow, that’ll be fine. Might feel a little stiff the first couple rides. Don’t use it in any wheel bearings.
KerbolarFlare on
It’ll be fine
yaddles_boyfriend on
I used motor grease on bikes and been fine
This will do the job fine
sud0kill on
That’s the exact grease I use for all bearings in bikes its good
BobDrifter on
I use waterproof marine grease or Lucas Red for basically any bearing application. That’ll work a treat. Send it!
Future_Ice_7891 on
Definitely don’t use the whole tube! It’s way too much!
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Anything is better than nothing however, I would stick to a bicycle specific grease. I’ve been using park tools for years without issue
That should work. Several bike brands I have used are rated NLGI #2. Nothing particularly different about them.
Most bike grease is much lighter than that. There isn’t a lot of space in your component for that slick sludge. A single tube of bike specific grease isn’t expensive and will last you forever.
Pedals spin slow, that’ll be fine. Might feel a little stiff the first couple rides. Don’t use it in any wheel bearings.
It’ll be fine
I used motor grease on bikes and been fine
This will do the job fine
That’s the exact grease I use for all bearings in bikes its good
I use waterproof marine grease or Lucas Red for basically any bearing application. That’ll work a treat. Send it!
Definitely don’t use the whole tube! It’s way too much!