Awesome video. I have DT Swiss rims too. Just wondering what grease did you use. I see that it's green. Is that an all purpose grease that you put in the bearing and on the axel? I get confused when it comes to grease because alot of forums say that you shouldn't mix grease. I have blue marine grease, red and tacky grease, slick honey for my suspension. Also white lithium grease. Lol
Thanks! ya some people take grease a little too seriously, just better to use a lighter grease to pack a bearing to keep resistance down. The green grease you see in my video is motorex 2000 bike grease, its a very good grease from switzerland and I recommend it, its good for bearings and all other general things and its safe on carbon fiber, people say its the same green grease that shimano uses so I use it for almost everything, and for greasing the outside of bearings and the walls any grease will do and the blue marine grease should also be fine for inside the bearing
Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo !!!!
Awesome video. I have DT Swiss rims too. Just wondering what grease did you use. I see that it's green. Is that an all purpose grease that you put in the bearing and on the axel?
I get confused when it comes to grease because alot of forums say that you shouldn't mix grease.
I have blue marine grease, red and tacky grease, slick honey for my suspension. Also white lithium grease. Lol
Thanks! ya some people take grease a little too seriously, just better to use a lighter grease to pack a bearing to keep resistance down. The green grease you see in my video is motorex 2000 bike grease, its a very good grease from switzerland and I recommend it, its good for bearings and all other general things and its safe on carbon fiber, people say its the same green grease that shimano uses so I use it for almost everything, and for greasing the outside of bearings and the walls any grease will do and the blue marine grease should also be fine for inside the bearing
Thanks man. I'll take a look at the motored 2000.
All DT Swiss use 15x28x7mm front and back berrings.
That is simply not true. Check DT Swiss website.