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Jason
a RacerDate Reviewed: February 11, 2013
Strengths: Very tenacious, Keeps water out, Great multi-purpose greaseWeaknesses: If using the larger tub it can be a little messy to apply by hand but a $2.00 acid brush from the hardware store takes care of that.Bottom Line: I have been using this grease exclusively on all my bikes, Road, XC, and CX for the last 3 years, when used with a simple acid brush from the hardware store it goes on easily where you need it with much less mess than using your fingers, I have used it for pretty much any grease application, seat post, pedal axles, BB/Crank mating surfaces, repacking headsets and hubs with loose bearings, etc. it works great for preventing water intrusion and I've used it several times to extend the life of sealed cartridge bearings. Despite some people saying that it should not be used on threaded surfaces, I have tried it very sparingly on some threaded applications and when setting to the proper torque have had no problems with anything rattling loose and the added benefit of the anti-seize/anti-rust properties I feel are are well worth it to extend the life of your parts. This will allways be a staple at my workbench.
Favorite Trail: Albany Pine Bush
Duration Product Used: 3-Years
Similar Products Used: Pedros SynGrease
Bike Setup: Specialized Allez Elite Road Bike
Specialized Stumpjumper Comp MTB
Surly CrossCheck Single Speed CX Bike
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Harlan
a All Mountain RiderDate Reviewed: September 17, 2012
Strengths: Goes a long way, great for bearings and contact surface. You'll never use a full tub in a life time unless you do work for all your friends.Weaknesses: So thick it sticks to you! That's actually a good thing.Bottom Line: It's not for threaded parts because it's such a good lubricant they'll probably vibrate right off, but this is the go to grease for bearings, and any surface that has contact with another. Contact points!
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