Mtb Fork Oil Alternative at Gemma Axon blog

Mtb Fork Oil Alternative. Since i'm running low on my existing oil supplies, i'd like to try some of the alternatives previously mentioned in the forum. I've used wpl 20wt and fox gold 20wt with good results. For lower leg lubrication on a cartridge damper fork it doesn't really matter. Just try and get synthetic if you can, since dino fork oil can really make the fork stiff in the cold. Peanut butter, and in some cases jelly. Such a light oil is generally used in mtb and motorbike forks (particularly for dirt bikes). So, what are the mountain bike fork oil substitutes (5wt, 10wt and all the other variants of oil)? To make your life easier we've listed the shockcraft equivalent oil for each oem fox oil. We recommend slickoleum as an altertive product. For 5wt you can use iso 15 or 22 hydraulic oil. For fork oil substitute you can use automatic transmission fluid (atf). The viscosity is different between. On the scale of fork oil’s viscosity, it would be 7.5 wt. Another option is to use hydraulic oil. As mentioned in a another post, i have just done a lower fork service (two, in fact) so i need to replace my stash of sram butter / slick honey.

We recommend slickoleum as an altertive product. Just try and get synthetic if you can, since dino fork oil can really make the fork stiff in the cold. For fork oil substitute you can use automatic transmission fluid (atf). Peanut butter, and in some cases jelly. Any other fork oil for mtb's are about the same price and come way smaller quantities. Another option is to use hydraulic oil. On the scale of fork oil’s viscosity, it would be 7.5 wt. For 5wt you can use iso 15 or 22 hydraulic oil. I've used wpl 20wt and fox gold 20wt with good results. Such a light oil is generally used in mtb and motorbike forks (particularly for dirt bikes).

Mountain Bike Fork Oil Substitute (5wt, 10wt And All The Other Variants

Mtb Fork Oil Alternative So, what are the mountain bike fork oil substitutes (5wt, 10wt and all the other variants of oil)? Such a light oil is generally used in mtb and motorbike forks (particularly for dirt bikes). For fork oil substitute you can use automatic transmission fluid (atf). The viscosity is different between. For 5wt you can use iso 15 or 22 hydraulic oil. To make your life easier we've listed the shockcraft equivalent oil for each oem fox oil. We recommend slickoleum as an altertive product. On the scale of fork oil’s viscosity, it would be 7.5 wt. Another option is to use hydraulic oil. For lower leg lubrication on a cartridge damper fork it doesn't really matter. Since i'm running low on my existing oil supplies, i'd like to try some of the alternatives previously mentioned in the forum. As mentioned in a another post, i have just done a lower fork service (two, in fact) so i need to replace my stash of sram butter / slick honey. So, what are the mountain bike fork oil substitutes (5wt, 10wt and all the other variants of oil)? Just try and get synthetic if you can, since dino fork oil can really make the fork stiff in the cold. Peanut butter, and in some cases jelly. Any other fork oil for mtb's are about the same price and come way smaller quantities.