I found the Weldtite syringe easy to use. It’s difficult to see what features that Speedplay could add to their version to compel me to pay the difference to upgrade. There’s no point in attempting to build up the mystery in a post so far dominated by grease and tardy pedal maintenance. It was the Speedplays.

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It’s difficult to know, simply from t’imternet browsing, what other products might work. I was therefore resigned to paying up that 40 squid for the official Speedplay grease gun. For those that can’t be arsed to watch it, the main elements are that you unscrew a little cover to an aperture on the side of the pedal. You then force new grease into this hole such that the old grease already in there is squeezed out the other side (being the bit around where the spindle goes into the pedal).This photo might be something of an historical re-enactment… I was a bit too focused on greasing rather than photo-ing the first time round). Having removed the little screw that otherwise holds the grease within the pedal, I presented the grease gun to the hole and, er, let it rip. This method works well to stop rattle and the application of the lube/grease is very consistant with each application and is a very precise way to apply grease/lube with no overflow which are the problems that I wanted to solve. Is the method better than just dipping the wire in the grease/lube? No, it works just as well so its up to you which method you use but imo its easier to get a consistant application with the method in this post. Though this latter fear was mitigated by the knowledge that the amount of power I put through the pedals is unlikely to wear down bearings made of soap.) I did get an awful lot of grease on the floor, on the wall behind me (having shot over my shoulder), on new jeans (I’m very pleased it missed my T-shirt as it was one of my favorites) and on the drive out the front of the garage (I was about 6 feet inside the garage).

Linear rails grease : r/voroncorexy - Reddit Linear rails grease : r/voroncorexy - Reddit

Figure 3 shows the position that the stabilizer wire sits in the slider highlighted blue on the left, and the empty space that needs to be filled highlighted in red on the right. My main concern was achieving sufficient pressure to force the old grease through the pedal and out the other side. This proved not a problem. A little dribble of lube all around the inner edge of the cleat (the circular bit that grips the pedal), wipe of the excess, and jobs a good ’un: On the second pedal though it just didn’t want to play. A very small amount of grease oozed out of the other side but it was gushing – POSITIVELY gushing out of the pedal on the side that I was trying to insert it. I got even more on the floor, my jeans, the wall and the drive.What cant be seen clearly in Figure 4 is that both sides of the wire is being injected with the grease so as much of the empty space is being filled. Here is a sound test the lubed stabilizer versus an unlubed stabilizer to compare, the keycap used is the ansi enter key from MT3 Serika. Now the syringe is prepped lets have a better look at the stabilizer slider to get a better idea of what needs to be filled with the grease/lubricant.