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Proper lubes?

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  1. What type of lube should I use for my Crank Brothers Candy SL's. I
    prefer to buy from an auto shop instead of a bike shop as the price is
    outrages. Anyone have any suggestions.
    Thanks.

  2. Mtnbiker said:

    What type of lube should I use for my Crank Brothers Candy SL's. I
    prefer to buy from an auto shop instead of a bike shop as the price is
    outrages. Anyone have any suggestions.
    Thanks.

    You can stick it to those rich bike shop [censored] by getting one of those
    big cheap jugs of 90 weight hypoid gear oil.

  3. Mtnbiker said:

    What type of lube should I use for my Crank Brothers Candy SL's. I
    prefer to buy from an auto shop instead of a bike shop as the price is
    outrages. Anyone have any suggestions.
    Thanks.


    I should have said "Grease". I have a mini grease gun with a micro tip
    that fits the Candy SL's grease adapter. So I need a little help with
    picking the right grease.

  4. Chris Phillipo said:

    In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    Subject: Re: Proper lubes?
    From: Mtnbiker <[email hidden]>
    Newsgroups: alt.mountain-bike

    Mtnbiker said:

    What type of lube should I use for my Crank Brothers Candy SL's. I
    prefer to buy from an auto shop instead of a bike shop as the price is
    outrages. Anyone have any suggestions.
    Thanks.

    I should have said "Grease". I have a mini grease gun with a micro tip
    that fits the Candy SL's grease adapter. So I need a little help with
    picking the right grease.

    It doens't really matter, any bearing grease is fine. Use it ofen and
    you'll neve rhave to replace the bushing in those pedals.


    Ok, I'll give that a try. Seems to make sense. I'll get the good stuff.
    Thanks Chris.

  5. Chris Phillipo said:

    In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    Subject: Re: Proper lubes?
    From: Mtnbiker <[email hidden]>
    Newsgroups: alt.mountain-bike

    Mtnbiker said:

    What type of lube should I use for my Crank Brothers Candy SL's. I
    prefer to buy from an auto shop instead of a bike shop as the price is
    outrages. Anyone have any suggestions.
    Thanks.

    I should have said "Grease". I have a mini grease gun with a micro tip
    that fits the Candy SL's grease adapter. So I need a little help with
    picking the right grease.

    It doens't really matter, any bearing grease is fine. Use it ofen and
    you'll neve rhave to replace the bushing in those pedals.


    Would a lythium based grease work Chris?

  6. Chris Phillipo said:

    In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    It doens't really matter, any bearing grease is fine. Use it ofen and
    you'll neve rhave to replace the bushing in those pedals.

    Would a lythium based grease work Chris?

    I have heard that Lithium grease soemtimes contains Hexane and would be
    harmful to plastic. Just stick with regular Molybdenum ""moly" grease
    to be safe. You'll find big tubs and tubes of it at every auto parts
    store.

    Ok, nice to know that. Thanks again Chris.

  7. Kandall Lithium blue

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