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Anti-seize R75/5 questions

jbf

New member
Hey all,

I was about to install new rear passenger pegs on my r75/5 and was wondering do these need copper anti seize on the threads?

What is the general thoughts/rule of thumb about using copper anti-seize?

Cheers!

Jonathan
 
Anti seize is more about situations with dissimilar metals...see the recent discussion about anti seize on spark plugs. As we also know, it's important on aluminum-aluminum joints like the exhaust finned nut and spigot. But steel on steel...pfft...can't see where that's even a consideration.
 
Anti seize is more about situations with dissimilar metals...see the recent discussion about anti seize on spark plugs. As we also know, it's important on aluminum-aluminum joints like the exhaust finned nut and spigot. But steel on steel...pfft...can't see where that's even a consideration.

Awesome. Thanks, Kurt. :) Will go through the spark plug discussion tonight when I get home from work.
 
anti-seize on the footpegs just enhances the dangerous possibility of them coming loose or
falling off the bike
 
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