Description Park Tool's poly-urea lubricant was developed specifically for bicycle maintenance and repair. PolyLube 1000 has an extremely high shear strength to protect vital parts under extreme conditions. PolyLube 1000 also repels moisture and is compatible with conventional greases.
PPL-2 is available in a 16oz tub.
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Reviewed 6/18/2020
by Supe
Cycling Enthusiast
West Point NY
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Amazing Grease - I trust Park Tool
Park tool PPL-1 grease is amazing, this is the only grease I will use on my Road, Gravel, and Mountain bikes. Compared to other greases this has no stinky smell and works extremely well in extreme weather. It's the right consistency for bearings, pedals, cranks, and head tubes. Won't harm steel, aluminum, titanium, or carbon frames. I highly recommend this product it's worth every penny.
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Reviewed 3/10/2014
by Anonymous
Competitive Racer
Louisville, KY
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4 of 4 customers found this review helpful.
It's grease
Good to always have around for pretty much everything. Greasing screw threads, bottom brackets, headsets, hubs, pretty much everything that moves on a bike.
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Reviewed 9/13/2012
by explore42
Cycling Enthusiast
Cincinnati, OH
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4 of 5 customers found this review helpful.
Nice Grease with not so nice color
I bought this because its what my lbs mechanic uses. In the past I have bought tubes of grease and had to use my fingers to spread it. With this you buy a small paint brush and you never have to get grease on your fingers again. The only downside is that the grease is a dark green color which means any drips or mess shows on the frame.
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