Bearings fail when grease migrates away from contact surfaces or washes out under wet conditions. Rock N Roll formulated Super Web specifically to address both failure modes, creating a sticky white grease that clings to bearing surfaces and resists water intrusion even through repeated exposure. The high PTFE content reduces friction while the tenacious consistency keeps lubrication exactly where it belongs, extending service intervals and protecting components in conditions that would degrade conventional greases.

The "web" in the name describes how this grease behaves. It strings and stretches like melted mozzarella rather than separating cleanly, which sounds messy but indicates the adhesive properties that make it stay put inside bearing races. That stickiness matters in high-load applications like bottom brackets, headsets, and hub bearings where centrifugal force and pressure constantly work to push grease away from the surfaces that need protection. Super Web stays in place, maintaining a lubricating film between metal surfaces through thousands of rotations.

Suspension cartridge bearings benefit particularly from this formulation. These bearings see relatively little rotation compared to wheel hubs, but they experience high stress loads and constant exposure to trail contamination. Standard greases can break down under these conditions, leaving bearings dry and vulnerable. Super Web's water resistance and staying power keep suspension pivots moving smoothly even after seasons of wet-weather riding, reducing the frequency of bearing overhauls and extending component life.... Read More