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spray grease in linkage bearings ?

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giving the Beta Evo linkage bearings a lube and a couple of new ones

for years i have been using good quality grease from a tub and using the end of my finger to push it in as I assume most do

although I turn the needle bearings, I feel that the bearing never really gets filled with grease as well as it could 

does anyone recommend a good brand/type of spray grease that goes on in liquid form, therefore running right into the bearing rollers and then when left it thickens. 

there are so many types of grease and almost all mention bearings, or maybe all of them would do ?

 I considered chain lube but maybe its too tacky ? 

 

thanks 

 

 

Edited by ar22

 You are disassembling the dog bones and linkage to do this? My 1992 Beta zero had grease zerks. Been downhill with the bikes ever since. LOL.

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6 hours ago, lineaway said:

 You are disassembling the dog bones and linkage to do this? My 1992 Beta zero had grease zerks. Been downhill with the bikes ever since. LOL.

yes my 1984 ty250 had zerks too, really handy 

although if you were a bit over zealous with the grease gun the seals would pop out so not so good.  

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