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JUICE LUBES

JUICE LUBES Carbon Component Grease 50 (ml)

Réf. fabricant : CARJ1
The JUICE LUBES Carbon Grease 50 ml provides effective grip for all your carbon components, keeping seatposts, handlebars and other elements in place. It... Read more
Regular price 337,00 CZK
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Description

The JUICE LUBES Carbon Grease 50 ml provides effective grip for all your carbon components, keeping seatposts, handlebars and other elements in place. It prevents slipping and saves you from over-tightening your clamps, thus reducing the risk of breaking your expensive carbon parts.

Easy to use, simply apply a thin layer of Carbon Juice to the contact areas of carbon components with other materials. Tighten according to the manufacturer's recommendations and set off to conquer the road or trails with complete confidence.

Ref: 7970432909478

Points forts

Improves the grip of carbon-carbon or carbon-metal parts

Prevents excessive tightening and allows correct torque pressures to be used on delicate carbon components

Informations techniques

Capacity: 50 ml
Ideal for carbon/carbon and carbon/metal fixing elements (seatpost, handlebars...)
Recyclable packaging

Informations prix

*Supplier recommended retail price in February 2024

Overall rating: 4.75 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Surprisingly, this component grease

"Surprisingly, this carbon component grease does its job very well. It allows you to clamp a carbon stem onto an aluminum frame, or vice versa, or even a carbon stem onto a carbon frame! I told you, it's perfectly amazing and functional."

Philippe L. (5/5)

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"Do the job, it's the first time you've used this kind of product".

Chris14 (5/5)

Grease that won't slip!

"Very useful for the seatpost, it doesn't go down anymore!"

Marou (5/5)

super efficient

"The seatpost of my mountain bike used to squeak, after I put some grease on it, no more noise".

Mrtinet (4/5)

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