Quick question on removing pedals

[SadieKate]

It's called Pedro's Velo Grease.

http://www.glorycycles.com/pevegrtub16.html

[KnottedYet]

It's called Pedro's Velo Grease.

http://www.glorycycles.com/pevegrtub16.html

Vanilla scented?!?! Are they kidding, or is it really vanilla scented?!?! (is this the Love Pantry or a bike shop? )

[SadieKate]

Vanilla scented?!?! Are they kidding, or is it really vanilla scented?!?! (is this the Love Pantry or a bike shop? )

I just went out to my kitchen and sniffed grease. Don't tell anyone, OK?

It's not really vanilla-scented. It's more of a light greasy plastic smell with a wanna-be vanilla overtone. I'm not sure why grease can't just smell like grease.

[DebW]

It's called Pedro's Velo Grease.

http://www.glorycycles.com/pevegrtub16.html

Thanks, SK. I hadn't seen that before. And Pedro's web site show a 16 oz tub of Syn Grease as well, for $30.

You can get a nifty little applicator with a push button that the Pedro's tubes fit right onto that lets you apply it with one hand - plus its really great for applying to tight spaces - only problem is that it continues to come out after you've taken your finger off of the trigger so no matter how careful I try to be I always get grease on other stuff too.

I have the applicator for injecting my Speedplay pedals. But I like the feel of grease on my fingers, so the grease always goes there first.