Juice Lubes Slick Juice-Low Friction Grease

Slick Juice is a lightweight friction reducing grease, designed specifically for bicycles. It's a lithium-free slick grease that's perfect for use in suspension units, dropper-posts, freehubs and more.

Designed to greatly reduce the breakaway friction of reciprocating seals, Slick Juice impregnates the pores of metal surfaces to further reduce friction and increase lubrication.

Think of it as SRAM Butter, because that's what it is. The top performing, industry wide used and approved suspension assembly grease. Blended by Slickoleum in the USA and recommended and chosen by the leading suspension unit manufacturers worldwide.

Slick Juice guarantees a consistent feel and maximum plushness where you need it most - in those fancy shock units. It's compatible with elastomers, O-rings, seals and oil baths. It's also non migratory and highly resistant to water washout to help maintain performance between service intervals. Did we mention it fights off corrosion and oxidation?

Developed for suspension assembly but by no means limited to. Use it on gear cables, axles, or even in sealed bearings for some extra speed on race day.

Features:

• Significantly reduces friction
• Ideal for fork bushings and seals
• Safe on all seals, elastomers and O-rings, except EDPM
• Extreme pressure and anti-wear protection
• Protects against corrosion and oxidation
• Excellent water resistance
• Anhydrous calcium grease
• Great assembly lubricant
• Suitable for freehub pawls and dropper post servicing
• Can be used to reduce friction in wheel bearings
• Carbon fibre safe
• Not for use on copper parts
• PCR Recyclable packaging

How to Apply:

Step 1 - Read up.
Consult your suspension manufacturer's instructions if using in forks, shocks or dropper posts.

Step 2 - Get to work.
Remove old grease and replace with fresh Slick Juice. Use in suspension units, in freehubs, cables, race day wheel bearings and more.

Step 3 - Wipe away any excess.
Assemble your bits, wipe away any excess and go hit the trails.