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J-P Malo
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from Kinnear's MillsDate Reviewed: February 4, 2004
Strengths: Came with the gun! Cheaper and easier to find here than Manitou prep M. Do the job almost everywhere with no mess!Bottom Line: Excellent everywhere you need a light grease...
You may prefer a tougher grease for area like bottom braket (anti-seize there work well too)
Favorite Trail: Long trips alone on forgotten paths
Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Similar Products Used: Finish line (super, a bit pricey), Motomaster white grease (real deal & quality, only available in Canada)
Bike Setup: Oryx T-Line/Manitou SXr fork XC bike... Cannondale "too fast" road bike... CCM Mustang Low rider... Norco monocycle...Etc.
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Pablo Pizarro
a Cross Country Rider
from Caracas, VenezuelaDate Reviewed: August 4, 2003
Strengths: easy to use. Came with grease gun. works Ok for my old pro flex. Easy to wash off with regular soap.Weaknesses: none, maybe too expensive?Bottom Line: This is an excelent product for bikes like mine; Old Proflex need a lot of lube in rear pivot, struts as well as the girving AL fork. Up to now I have been using this products with excelent results, I live in a tropical country, thus, rain is frequent even in dry season (just only two seasons Dry and Rain). I´m using it to lube rear MCU shock, pivot, struts, front MCU forck. and many other pieces like brake levers, brake pivots, etc.
Favorite Trail: any place is good enough
Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Price Paid:
$15.00
Purchased At: LBS
Similar Products Used: Manitou prep M
Bike Setup: Proflex reptile, mainly stock
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