grease for roller-bearings: not coperslip surely ? (semi off-topic perhaps)

Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, Andy Bonwick typed

But these people are my friends, and I had hoped that you'd be nice.

I failed to take the Bonwick Factor into account. Mea Culpa. ;^)

(For the URME folk, Andy's a pro and tends to mock my tiddly little Bridgeport and Colchester. I think he's just jealous because Mrs. Bonwick won't let him have things like that at home).

That's the stuff.

I have a hangover.

What you might call a s*it hot computer system...

Regards, Tony

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I use Loctite 8102 or 8103 (MoS2) for plain or roller bearings on my Guzzis.

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Another useful site:

correct. I need the space in the garage for more bikes. its bad enough that I have to move them outside this week to make a temporary home for his stuff while he's in between jobs.

i have been running bmw,s for the last 23 years and all have the sam

pin arrangement. i have always used castrol grease[lm] and never ha any trouble. there is a tool that allows you to grease the bm bearing by fitting a tapered cone into the hole in the pins and filling the full of grease. motorworks do it, perhaps they have one for the guzzi

-- bolma

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