Why not?Negative. Used to, but not any more.
After my little linkage failure, I'm with you. I regrease my linkage every 10-15 hours but then again I enjoy being in my garage when I canI don't care if it damages bearings and seals or not.....I'm too lazy to scrub them down like I used too....and if it does cause damage,I probably cause more by riding thru the glacier silt water/mud regularly. no mater what I'm gonna be doing wheel bearings and suspension linkage bearings more often than most of you folks.
After my little linkage failure, I'm with you. I regrease my linkage every 10-15 hours but then again I enjoy being in my garage when I can
True. It's all comes down to what you ride and ride on. I myself will avoid mud puddles and rocky sections at all costs. Rocks are evil and killed my radiators I am a fan of the moist soft stuff but sometimes it's unavoidableYeah I admit I knowingly ride in stuff I know will destroy my running gear, but I will say that if I regularly greased my bearings it might extend the life of the bearings, but I'm still gonna destroy bearings sprockets,chains and seals, quicker than most even if you don't maintain your suspension and running gear.
every year or 50 hours, which ever comes first, always plenty of grease left that still looks like melted down twizzlersI don't care if it damages bearings and seals or not.....I'm too lazy to scrub them down like I used too....and if it does cause damage,I probably cause more by riding thru the glacier silt water/mud regularly. no mater what I'm gonna be doing wheel bearings and suspension linkage bearings more often than most of you folks.
mmmm.... Sounds goodevery year or 50 hours, which ever comes first, always plenty of grease left that still looks like melted down twizzlers
I don't care if it damages bearings and seals or not.....I'm too lazy to scrub them down like I used too....and if it does cause damage,I probably cause more by riding thru the glacier silt water/mud regularly. no mater what I'm gonna be doing wheel bearings and suspension linkage bearings more often than most of you folks.