Hi, is it possible to buy a generic versionof RockShox's RedRum Oil from a motorcycle place or
something?
I'm just looking to buy a bit more than what comes in the standard bottle.
What should I ask for?
cheers
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Anyone know a suitable & cheap replacement for RedRum?
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Hi, is it possible to buy a generic versionof RockShox's
RedRum Oil from aQuoted message said:
motorcycle place or something?
I'm just looking to buy a bit more than what comes in the
standard bottle.Quoted message said:
What should I ask for?Just ask for fork oil in the correct "weight" (wt) or viscosity. I think RS forks use 7wt, but I'm
not positive...Matt O.
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Me said:
Hi, is it possible to buy a generic versionof RockShox's RedRum Oil from a motorcycle place or
something?I'm just looking to buy a bit more than what comes in the standard bottle.
What should I ask for?
Fork oil. <G>
Barry
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"Me" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
Hi, is it possible to buy a generic versionof RockShox's RedRum Oil from a motorcycle place or
something?I'm just looking to buy a bit more than what comes in the standard bottle.
What should I ask for?
cheers
Because RedRum wasn't available yet I was told by RS service on my '99 SID that 15wt motorcycle fork
oil would work. And it does. (The oil that is, the fork still sucked!)Mike
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Hi, is it possible to buy a generic versionof RockShox's RedRum Oil from a motorcycle place or
something?I'm just looking to buy a bit more than what comes in the standard bottle.
What should I ask for?
cheers
Spectro fork oil - no seal swellers, just good, clean, hard working fork oil. 15wt, I believe. I got
it at my local dirt moto shop, and it was definitely both cheaper and a larger container than any of
the "bicycle fork oils". Same thing, if not better.Jon Bond
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Quoted message said:
Hi, is it possible to buy a generic versionof RockShox's
RedRum Oil from aQuoted message said:
motorcycle place or something?
I'm just looking to buy a bit more than what comes in the
standard bottle.Quoted message said:
What should I ask for?Manitou suggests using "40 wt. synthetic gear oil" for the same application. I just use 40 wt. motor
oil. This is for air chamber o-ring lubrication, not to be confused with the 5 - 15 weight fork oil
in the damping system.
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