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[Closed] Buzzys slick honey...who uses it when servicing forks?

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Never bothered before but might just shell out 11 quid and give it a try, anybody use it religiously when servicing forks?


 
Posted : 21/02/2015 7:02 pm
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I use a different brand of suspension grase but yeah it gets used wherer needed. Cant see the point of not doing it for the sake of saving 30 seconds


 
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One of my friends was told by a Mojo technician not to put any grease on the seals as that's what they do in the workshop! Incidentally we had to rebuild his fork because he'd followed the wrong oil volume chart and it had the damping qualities of a track pump.

I like using rock 'n roll super slick grease myself, it gets used elsewhere and it lasts for years so it's money well spent.


 
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I use some grease that I got many years ago from lbs at the time, designed for elastomers. It's a pale blue colour and almost sheet or strand like in consistency. Works well.


 
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I like using rock 'n roll super slick grease myself, it gets used elsewhere

Goodgrief!


 
Posted : 21/02/2015 9:23 pm