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Does anyone know what kind of grease should be used for steering stem bearings and swingarm bearings?

The stock grease used in the stem was super thick and tacky while the swingarm seemed more like white lith grease.


Any ideas?



-Brian

I used Waterproof synthetic wheel bearing grease.... Dark Blue....

Indawoods wrote:I used Waterproof synthetic wheel bearing grease.... Dark Blue....

Awesome...

Thank you


-Brian

I am a belray convert now, I used to get the "bearing grease" (red) from the hardware store, it does the job but after using bel ray, not gonna go back again

scheckaet wrote:I am a belray convert now, I used to get the "bearing grease" (red) from the hardware store, it does the job but after using bel ray, not gonna go back again

This stuff?

http://www.belray.com/bel-ray-waterproof-grease


-Brian

yup.
you can get it on rockymountain

scheckaet wrote:yup.
you can get it on rockymountain

Sounds like you can get a whole lotta stuff on RMATV..!!!

http://www.kdxrider.net/forums/viewtopi ... c&&start=0

barryadam wrote:

scheckaet wrote:yup.
you can get it on rockymountain

Sounds like you can get a whole lotta stuff on RMATV..!!!

http://www.kdxrider.net/forums/viewtopi ... c&&start=0

yup, I need a few credit card # for my next shopping spree

I use the Bel-Ray grease too. I buy it at the local Kawasaki shop.

I use Bel Ray too.
Get it (like about everything else motorcycle related) at the local parts/service shop up the road from my house.

I picked up the synthetic wheel bearing grease after I ran out of the Bel-Ray stuff. I have found that it holds up better than the Bel-Ray stuff. I am not saying it is better... it is just thicker and stays put... it doesn't run when if gets warm.

One plus is that it doesn't draw water either.... which is very cool on bearings!

I run the dark blue, marine grease from Mystic. Works great, doesn't run and and is cheap. That Bel-Ray stuff is for 220's.

Excellent suggestions.

Thanks for all of the responses.



-Brian

skythrasher wrote:I run the dark blue, marine grease from Mystic. Works great, doesn't run and and is cheap. That Bel-Ray stuff is for 220's.

EXACTLY!

LOL, awesome. Mystic is good stuff.

skythrasher wrote:That Bel-Ray stuff is for 220's.

So your saying, using it will make my OEM piston frag?

So tacky grease in the stem and thin moly in the swingarm? Or tacky all around?

I'm considering this:

http://docs.mystiklubes.com/msds_pi/M20086.pdf as suggested by skythrasher.


Skythrasher, can you confirm this is the stuff you're talking about?

Bmiller, Thats the stuff!

OLHILLBILLY wrote:

skythrasher wrote:That Bel-Ray stuff is for 220's.

So your saying, using it will make my OEM piston frag?

No, I'm saying it's retarded!

[/quote]No, I'm saying it's retarded! [/quote]
Grease has an intellect. Whoa, that's pretty deep.

Oh well, retarded grease is better than no grease I guess.