sparky
Active Member
And it even goes on chains!!!
I redid my hubs and my bottom bracket earlier this year.
It later occurred to me that this 1 pound tub of marine grease will even go on chains!!! This is profound to me, but I forgot to mention it to you guys when I realized it myself.
OK... "specific bike" oil is fricking expensive. Ya dig?
Put this marine grease on everything, including chains, and you don't have to worry about nothin'!
Grease is even better than oil when it comes to chains. That's why everybody pays top dollar for the "waxy" oil. HAH!! 1 pound tub of the stuff for one less Big Mac.
I've degreased both my chains with carb cleaner today, and I'll be applying the marine grease as soon as I get some proper bolts to mount my engine.
Wondering how much and how exactly to apply the grease.
Shouldn't need too much. Should need less frequent "waxings". Shouldn't get as dirty, while still being cheaper than dirt. What's not to like??
I redid my hubs and my bottom bracket earlier this year.
It later occurred to me that this 1 pound tub of marine grease will even go on chains!!! This is profound to me, but I forgot to mention it to you guys when I realized it myself.
OK... "specific bike" oil is fricking expensive. Ya dig?
Put this marine grease on everything, including chains, and you don't have to worry about nothin'!
Grease is even better than oil when it comes to chains. That's why everybody pays top dollar for the "waxy" oil. HAH!! 1 pound tub of the stuff for one less Big Mac.
I've degreased both my chains with carb cleaner today, and I'll be applying the marine grease as soon as I get some proper bolts to mount my engine.
Wondering how much and how exactly to apply the grease.
Shouldn't need too much. Should need less frequent "waxings". Shouldn't get as dirty, while still being cheaper than dirt. What's not to like??
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