SHIMANO Dura-Ace Bicycle Grease for Smooth Gear Shifting

ポンキチ: 一生分あります。

Japan on Dec 04, 2023

Cliente Amazon: Es muy buena grasa de color amarillo si que pone de color negra el cliente no se porque.
Para mi no es ningún problema mientras se de calidad.

Spain on Nov 14, 2023

kazu: 一応シマノ製なので安心できます

Japan on Oct 27, 2023

YI DONG JAEYI DONG JAE: アルミ製のフレームなのでシートポストやステム、ペダルなどに塗りつけば固着しないと思います。
結構量がありますから長々使えると思います。

Japan on Oct 09, 2023

DR: + Product Performance
+ Product flows well when transfered to a mini grease gun

Germany on Aug 22, 2023

Daoser: Expensive for the amount that you get.. a good quality marine grease would probably do the job just as well but I happen to like that glowing green color of the Shimano grease.. the grease came in a flexible plastic tube.. I was expecting the screw on lid tub that’s pictured in the description..

United States on Jan 15, 2023

Roy McCarthy: This is a small container of grease (50ml) ...maybe a 1/4 cup?? and not cheap. I have used this grease to repack 4 bikes worth of front and rear bearings, and two bottom bracket installs and there is still plenty left over. though expensive I don't see the need to keep a huge quantity of grease. So I would buy again. Shimano makes great quality products. It is the same yellow-green grease found on factory Shimano products.

United States on Jan 08, 2023

Sanguine: I prefer old school Campagnolo Special Grease (the beige stuff that came in a small tub and was made in Italy), but it is very hard to find, and if you do it is very Expensive.

This grease is german made and is my second choice as it is very silky and doesn't degrade easily with exposure to water and dirt. I just regreased the bearing on my vintage 1980s Dura Ace and Specialized Headset and Suntour Bottom Bracket - everything seems as smooth as a new install...

You can't go wrong with this grease.

United States on Jan 21, 2021

Darwindan: Used it for needle bearings on pedals. Had used Park grease before. Cleaned all the old grease with degreaser. Regreased bearings and pedal axles. What a difference. Spins easier and is butter smooth. Also used it on headsets and wheel bearings and it's great. Note, could not wash it out of my hands, it is the "greasiest" grease I ever used. It should stand up to water with no problems. It is also very sticky. Premium grease, no comparison to others.

United States on Oct 05, 2020

John: Some may say that a large tub of branded (eg. Castrol or Valvoline) general purpose lithium automotive grease should work every bit as well for 95% of bicycle applications, and cost a lot less in the process than 'special' little tubes of essentially the same product. Those people are pretty right, well almost...

I've used quite a number of bicycle greases on a regular basis. Some are meant for particular applications yes, but really the majority are just sold as general purpose cleverly named 'bicycle specific' greases. There are a lot of brand names, many belonging to bicycle component or bicycle tool manufacturers. A few particular greases I now use much more regularly than all the rest combined. The vast majority of brand names behind these products certainly do not manufacture lubricants themselves, despite all their claims of developing and blending special formulas. The simple fact is that bicycle grease in general does not need to be anything special, because of the very low speed, low stress, and relatively low cost nature of most bicycle bearings. Indeed, greases are just as likely to get smeared in seat tubes, on pedal threads, or wire cables, than packed into...

United States on Oct 09, 2013