Peaty's Bike Assembly Grease - Anti-Corrosion, Carbon Safe, 100 g

For a little while I've been using Park Tool's Polylube, and whilst that worked great, it absolutely stank - stank out my bike and my hands. In the past, I used Peatys Bicycle Assembly Grease, switched to Polylube, but then switched back to this because I like using it so much. After a detour with Park Tool's Polylube, I'm thrilled to be back to Peaty's Bicycle Assembly Grease. While Polylube certainly worked, its offensive odor drove me back to the distinctly more pleasant experience of Peaty's. One place in particular that I've used this on is inside my seat tube where it meets the seat post as that is metal-on-metal contact and I want to avoid scuffing it up with a gripping paste or anti-seize compound, especially since I change the height of my saddle depending on whether I choose to wear flat shoes or platforms. This grease works great for that application, though I do have to use a bit more torque to tighten it down to avoid it slipping. As I replaced my bike's old flip up seatpost with a suspension seatpost, I have to remove it every time I want to take the battery out to charge it, which is no big deal, but when I used Polylube, every time I did I would get hit with an awful stench, which is why I'm back to using Peatys and I haven't looked back. Another place I've used it is on the spindle inside my pedals. I have cheap pedals I found off Amazon, and as such they came with the really high viscosity glue-like grease that cheaper pedals always seem to come with. I replaced that grease with this and it works great owing to it's slickness. I'm not out here competing in races - I'm just looking to get around and to work - but it makes my pedal strokes much easier and feel silky smooth. It also has the added benefit of making my pedals just *spin* when I slap them, which it always fun. Overall, I would highly recommend this product for anyone who's environmentally conscious looking for a slick and waterproof grease that doesn't have an abhorrent stench.

Good quality. Looks small, goes a long way if not over applicated

I bought this grease as my new carbon fire bikes seat post was squeaking like an old rocking chair, the noise was driving me insane. One applied no more squeaking seat post, so I’d say really worth the price and would recommend.

Smells of mint, doesn't taste of mint however. Worst tooth paste ever.

Really like this grease definitely recommended

does what you expect it to and smells great! My only critique is the nozzle (or lack of) could do with either a built-in nozzle or a removable one to make application easier in tight spaces like a BB shell or crown races

Did the job. Good volume for the price, will last a long time

It’s Park tool blue grease 🤷‍♂️ but maybe better I’m not joking I really like this stuff so far 👍

Muy buen componente para el montaje de los componentes de la bicicleta. El color ayuda a determinar la cantidad aplicada. Buen olor. Buena lavavilidad.

Perfect for moving parts on your bike..

So good you can eat it...

I use this in a lot area of the bike. The previous owner of my bike didn’t do a good job. But this stuff help my parts move smoothly and I like the mint smell. It’s good quality for sure and ease to use.

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