curdog
08-08-10, 08:37 AM
Does anyone know if Rock and Roll Super Web Grease is OK to use on seatpost, steel to aluminum and/or pedals?
Thanks!
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stapfam
08-08-10, 09:06 AM
NO.
No Idea but if it is a good grease with no "Funny" stuff in it it will do for the seatpost. As to whether it is suitable for bearings-???????
No Idea but if it is a good grease with no "Funny" stuff in it it will do for the seatpost. As to whether it is suitable for bearings-???????
badamsjr
08-08-10, 11:13 AM
This lube has been formulated primarily for use with ceramic bearings, where its 'stringing' quality causes it to be pulled into the path of the balls, providing the necessary separation of balls and races. I would guess that it would work fine with steel balls as well.
cyclinfool
08-09-10, 08:27 PM
I would guess that it would work fine with steel balls as well.
What about big brass ones - could use it instead of bag balm
:roflmao2:
What about big brass ones - could use it instead of bag balm
:roflmao2:
badamsjr
08-09-10, 08:50 PM
What about big brass ones - could use it instead of bag balm
:roflmao2:
If you have brass ones, go for it!:innocent:
:roflmao2:
If you have brass ones, go for it!:innocent: