Topic: What type grease can I use?

[Moosey]

I am in the process of building a 71 cb500 and am cleaning up the wheels. Got the brakes, sprocket, speedometer pickup, and axles off. Gonna cleanup the axle areas and would like to regrease everything prior to reinstall. I have some general use grease that states its "moly fortified ford lincoln mercury gen purpose grease" and i also have "green grease". Is it ok to use any one of these or should i get something else? Also can I use any of those for the rear swingarm bolt?
Thanks

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You might get other opinions but this is My favorite.

[Whaleman]

I use waterproof wheel bearing grease. Dan

[MoMo]

You might get other opinions but this is My favorite.

good choice,  Belray waterproof grease may be a little bit better though...Larry

[MiGhost]

Waterproof grease!! What a concept!!
Gotta love those sales marketing schemes.

[Moosey]

Thanks for replys! Anyone know if I can use the grease(s) I listed?

[Retro Rocket]

Waterproof grease!! What a concept!!
Gotta love those sales marketing schemes.

Waterproof grease is different to normal grease, its usually called "marine grease" here in Aus, I use it on my boat trailer bearings {amongst other things} and it lasts longer with exposure to water than normal grease....

[bjbuchanan]

Thanks for replys! Anyone know if I can use the grease(s) I listed?

Yes you can use them, go for it. You have dust shields on critical areas anyway, regular grease is enough. Use the higher temp of the two. I usually just use wheel bearing grease for everything