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Yamaha Axle Grease. Any grease is ok for the axle. Has anyone though of a way to install a zerk fitting in the rear carrier, removing the plastic sheilds from the bearings and letting. Anything that sticks will do fine. For racing i use a white soap based lithium, but this will not last in wet weather. You lube it so it's easier to remove and install. The bearings themselves need periodic greasing, it isn't just. Yes, you should grease the bearing itself and not just the axle. In this application, the solid lubricant moly will leave a residue even if the base. How to replace yamaha yxz1000r wheel bearings. Go to your yamaha dealer and get the yamaha race. If it's just the axle, the moly grease will be (a little bit) better. The bearings are sealed and don't need lubed. The only purpose of applying grease to the axle is to create a barrier against oxidation. Depending on the environment where you ride (dry vs humid, muddy vs desert), you'll need to grease all moving/pivoting points.

In this application, the solid lubricant moly will leave a residue even if the base. Yes, you should grease the bearing itself and not just the axle. The bearings themselves need periodic greasing, it isn't just. Has anyone though of a way to install a zerk fitting in the rear carrier, removing the plastic sheilds from the bearings and letting. You lube it so it's easier to remove and install. The only purpose of applying grease to the axle is to create a barrier against oxidation. Depending on the environment where you ride (dry vs humid, muddy vs desert), you'll need to grease all moving/pivoting points. Go to your yamaha dealer and get the yamaha race. Anything that sticks will do fine. If it's just the axle, the moly grease will be (a little bit) better.

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Yamaha Axle Grease The only purpose of applying grease to the axle is to create a barrier against oxidation. The only purpose of applying grease to the axle is to create a barrier against oxidation. Depending on the environment where you ride (dry vs humid, muddy vs desert), you'll need to grease all moving/pivoting points. Yes, you should grease the bearing itself and not just the axle. The bearings themselves need periodic greasing, it isn't just. Any grease is ok for the axle. If it's just the axle, the moly grease will be (a little bit) better. The bearings are sealed and don't need lubed. Go to your yamaha dealer and get the yamaha race. In this application, the solid lubricant moly will leave a residue even if the base. How to replace yamaha yxz1000r wheel bearings. Anything that sticks will do fine. Has anyone though of a way to install a zerk fitting in the rear carrier, removing the plastic sheilds from the bearings and letting. For racing i use a white soap based lithium, but this will not last in wet weather. You lube it so it's easier to remove and install.