Rock N RollGrease Super Slick Lube, 4-Ounce

I've used this grease to service two SunTour forks. The forks are smooth, and the grease performs well at a fraction of the cost of more expensive fork greases!

Used to refresh a seat tube suspension coil and seems to have worked great. Will be refreshing the fork coil with it next.

Needed some grease to service a suspension fork on a mountain bike. I have tried other brands such as Slickoleum, Slick Honey, RockShox Grease, among others, and have had excellent results. I decided to give this a try because it was very inexpensive, unlike the other brands. The first thing I noticed was the color, it has a darker color to it, and second was the consistency. It is very different from the other brands... and it kind of feels wrong when applying to fork seals and inner suspension parts because of its color and consistency. It is very waterproof though. Used it on shock hardware, bushings and other components too, seems to work fine. I would recommend it if you don't want to spend 20+dollars for a same size Slick Honey.

It might not be as perfect as Slick Honey or SRAM butter, but it's pretty close. And for less than half the price of those, I'm fine with that. It's still extremely high quality, thin grease. Perfect for fixing up an old fork.

Seems to be a good fork grease. However, I think I could have gotten away with just using fork oil for replacing the bushings and new seals.

Don't waste your money, spend a few extra bucks for sram butter or slick honey. I'm an MTB tech and bought this for myself to save a couple bucks for my own fork overhaul. The color is charcoal gray and the grease has a very weak viscosity and no doubt a very short longevity. This stuff would be ok for door hinges but I'm not going to trust it for long in my air spring. I plan to clean it out and replace it with good stuff very soon. It says right on the label "the best for fork overhauls"...I disagree.

Good stuff. Bought this for a fork rebuild. Now I use it on my dropper (specialized command post) to keep things moving smoothly. I was having problems with the post sticking and rising very slowly. Just a dab of this grease brings the dropper back to life.

Good if you want a lightweight grease. It flows easily and does not create a lot of drag. It claims it can be used for anything but I am concerned how well it will hold up under wet conditions. It easily wipes off with just a wet towel. Other greases I've used usually still feel slick after several scrubbings with heavy duty degreaser. It is also very bright white so it is very evident if you accidentally smear a little bit anywhere. I am constantly cleaning greasy white fingerprints off everything.