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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Simmo50 on July 10, 2018, 05:56:25 PM
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hi does anyone in the perth area. have any moly paste i can buy. i cant find any anywhere
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Its extremely difficult to find these days, I have some some where, but I have forgotten where.
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Its extremely difficult to find these days, I have some some where, but I have forgotten where.
I wonder why. Do modern shaft-drive bikes not have the same lubrication needs as our ‘old’ STs?
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hi does anyone in the perth area. have any moly paste i can buy. i cant find any anywhere
Try a Suzuki dealer
or you can use the new Honda product
M77 Assembly Paste P/N 08798-9010
https://www.partzilla.com/product/honda/08798-9010 (https://www.partzilla.com/product/honda/08798-9010)
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honda tried selling me a moly grease today. and apparently their technicians use . an anti seize paste. instead
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Got mine from Amazon usa, loctite about $25 delivered I think (when you could buy from Amazon USA:-( )
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I bought some from Suzuki. Its not the same recipe but a close second to the honda one
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yes i can probably get it online but i need some before weekend. need to get the arse end back together.
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i have plenty, 500g tin however I am in York, PM Wombat I know he has a tin also in Gosnells, a bit closer for you
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thanks for that. have messaged him. hopefully he will get it
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honda tried selling me a moly grease today. and apparently their technicians use . an anti seize paste. instead
Hi Simmo50
I have moly grease I bought from supercheap I think.
I used it on my back end when I replaced the rubbers. Worked fine.
6mths ago and use it every day.
Im in Balcatta if you want some. After hrs that is.
Cheers
Greg
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Greg, remember Molly grease is only 2%(or less) Mollydisulphide, Molly paste is 50-60% . Molly disulphide even lubricates when dry.
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Some interesting reading:-
http://www.motobrick.com/index.php?topic=7257.0 (http://www.motobrick.com/index.php?topic=7257.0)
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Another interesting read:-
https://goldwingdocs.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=27648
The early wings (pre 1800s) have the same drive arrangement at the rear wheel as STs