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Title: Honda Moly 60
Post by: F14CRAZY on March 30, 2014, 10:18:32 PM

I decided to clean and relube the clutch, dirftshaft, and final drive splines on my K75 today. With much internet and forum searching (including this one) I decided to go with Honda Moly 60, since I figure Honda stuff must be half-legit, the stuff is made for splines, and its readily available locally (I paid just under $12).

I think someone somewhere posted asking whether Honda Moly 60 really had 60% moly in it. Unless the package is mislabeled, you're getting your money's worth in moly

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And it definitely is prescribed for splines

I figured I'd post this in case anyone else was curious. First time doing any wrenching on a motorcycle but it took me about 6 hours.

Title: Re: Honda Moly 60
Post by: johnny on March 30, 2014, 11:43:55 PM

greetings...

i knows folks who use the honda moly 60 alone... with guard dog... with wurth... with guard dog and wurth...

i use the honda 60 straight up... no moly cocktails for me... it 100% pro...

j o

Title: Re: Honda Moly 60
Post by: Red on May 13, 2014, 12:30:32 AM

My Goldwing friends sware by the Moly 60 ... I used Guard dog and Wurth recently for my LT.   :yes     :dunno2: