pace forks grease advice....

[Gazbally]

Hi, bought some rc36 proclass forks off here, the eihbach sprung ones...

opinions on best grease/gun please?

is finishing line as good? seen as castrol have been producing quality grease for years, is this a cheaper/better option?

opinions and experiences please??

 

[smee]

Can't go wrong with Pace's own grease, still listed on their website (though under retro parts). Pace used to sell a greasegun for this which is still available elsewhere as it's a rebadged Dualco one.

Presumably whatever DT swiss recommend for their forks would be equally good given they bought the Pace fork operation.

 

[sylus]

This is what the grease gun looks like although I am sure if you look around you may find it cheaper

http://www.stif.co.uk/mtb/product/pace- ... se-gun/287

 

[drystonepaul]

As above, the Pace RC-7 grease and one of those grease guns made by Dualco are your best option. Great in Judys and other elastomer/spring forks too. The Pace grease is very thin and slippery which is ideal for it's intended application. It's also good in small amounts on cables too.

You can't use bearing grease inside forks as it will be too sticky and viscous.

Rock n Roll Super Slick grease is meant to be a good alternative too.

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... delID=2610