What do you guys use to lube your shocks? I'm not talking stuff used during an overhaul, but just
the type you put on during your regulary maintenance... some people say just a few drops of chain
oil will do?
Frank
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What do you guys use to lube your shocks? I'm not talking stuff used during an overhaul, but just
the type you put on during your regulary maintenance... some people say just a few drops of chain
oil will do?
Frank
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Quoted message said:What do you guys use to lube your shocks? I'm not talking stuff used during an overhaul, but just
the type you put
on
Quoted message said:during your regulary maintenance... some people say just a few drops of chain oil will do?
Frank
I use Manitou Prep M on my Mars1 fork (now that it's safely back home), and the others... heh, I
guess I don't do anything to them until it's time for an overhaul. I try to keep the wipers clean
from all the gunk that collects on them, but that's all.
-John Morgan
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Quoted message said:What do you guys use to lube your shocks? I'm not talking stuff used during an overhaul, but just
the type you put
on
Quoted message said:during your regulary maintenance... some people say just a few drops of chain oil will do?
Frank
Most mfgs. have pretty specific direction regarding what kind of lube to use. Read your manual or
look it up on the web. It can vary by brand.
Chris
Frank said:What do you guys use to lube your shocks? I'm not talking stuff used during an overhaul, but just
the type you put on during your regulary maintenance... some people say just a few drops of chain
oil will do?
I just wash and wipe dry, but I'm guessing that a light coating of automotive transmission fluid
would be good because it won't harm rubber or plastic things; such as seals, dust covers, etc.
Others I'm sure have more wisdom on this.
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