Recommend me...A tub of grease.

Spose this'll be for all those that service their own bikes etc. Sid, YC etc will prob be able to make some good suggestions. Whats the best for all round tasks? Y'know things that need doing etc on servicing.

Gonna be popping over to Mikes to learn a few bits off him. So gonna need some grease for certain tasks and will want it for myself for when I know how to do little bits.

Will this do the trick...? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=150279857463

[SoulKiss]

Look in the mirror :P

Hehe - only kidding mate, but someone had to............

This is what I was told to get, Castrol LM grease

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/s...egoryId_165705

Cheers David you little minx you xxx

Originally Posted by SoulKiss

Look in the mirror :P

Hehe - only kidding mate, but someone had to............

This is what I was told to get, Castrol LM grease

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/s...egoryId_165705

this is what i use as well, reminds me of the tube of cooper grease i got given that size as well, cant make a dent in the stuff there is just too much of it pmsl

Castrol LM or Putoline Multi-Purpose is what I use for general maintenance.

[rictus01]

Originally Posted by plowsie

certain tasks

Depends what you're doing with it really?

I normally have four types, General (or LM will do),bearing, red rubber and copper, they all have their own job to do.

Cheers Mark.

[Luckypants]

Originally Posted by rictus01

Depends what you're doing with it really?

I normally have four types, General (or LM will do),bearing, red rubber and copper, they all have their own job to do.

Cheers Mark.

Me and Y-C just had this conversation and that was the list we (he) arrived at.

ha i have a tub of 30 year old LM grease that size that got left to my dad by his dad and now left to me and still 1/4 full still works a treat too

Originally Posted by rictus01

Depends what you're doing with it really?

I normally have four types, General (or LM will do),bearing, red rubber and copper, they all have their own job to do.

Cheers Mark.

Depends how far I go into doing things mate. But i will get all 3 so that i am covered.

So then here's the noobs question, what would you generally use for each?

copper grease is good to stop bolts seizing i know that much just dont whatever you do get it near your brakes