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Old 02-15-22 | 05:08 PM
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Originally Posted by daniell
I bought it 20 years ago. I have changed since then.
If you are just now servicing the headset, I think you’ve gotten very good value out of the headset. You likely paid about $110 for it (as I have). That’s $5.50 per year of use. Not a bad bargain at all. As to the cost of the lubricant, again, you’ve done this once in 20 years and $12 isn’t going to break the bank. But King says to use a “medium viscosity [lubricant]. That says to me to use whatever you have on hand.
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