Old 06-18-17 | 04:45 PM
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Bikes: '87-ish Pinarello Montello; '89 Nishiki Ariel; '85 Raleigh Wyoming, '16 Wabi Special, '16 Wabi Classic, '14 Kona Cinder Cone, 2023 Surly Disk Trucker

I agree with the above that Lithium will work just fine but I would remove the pedals a couple of times a year to make sure they don't seize due to galvanic action.

Anklework's suggestion above for nickel-based anti-seize is good but that stuff is pretty expensive unless you buy a blister-pack size...as is the copper-based anti-seize but they do work admirably well. I have those as well as the aluminum-based anti-seize and that's what I use on my bike. I reserve the nickel and copper anti-seizes for my old sports car.
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