Finish Line Fiber Grip Carbon Fiber Bicycle Assembly Gel, 1.75-Ounce Tube

Works as described. Really helped seat from slipping without fear of over tension

I had an issue that the seat of my Peloton bike constantly fell during rides. I thought I was too heavy , but although that may be true, the issue was the carbon fatigue. Just a bit of this lube on the bike post fixed it. I don't need to go crazy making the seat super tight (which didn't work anyways), just normal pressure and some of this product was all i needed.

I used this on the seat stem on my rode bike. I had an annoying squeak that took me forever to find and after getting several tuneups without fixing the problem I was finally able to narrow down where the squeak was coming from. I cleaned off the seat stem and it worked well for a few rides but would come back. Finally got this stuff, used a little bit and I’ve had no squeaks for close to a years worth of riding. Really good product.

I store it hanging by the tag with the opening at the bottom. It liquifies a bit when you open the cap (meaning liquid separates from the gel stuff). I don’t know if this is normal or if you’re supposed to squish and mix it before using, but seems good and grippy.

Was recommended this product for a slipping Peloton seatpost. My seatpost would slip 1 to 2 numbers depending on the length of the ride. Applied this product to post and no more slipping. I can tell I will eventually have to reapply, since the seat gets moved around, share bike with my wife. But so far, it's been a month since initial application.

Wow this is amazing, I had no idea this existed. Used in a carbon seat and drop bars that kept slightly moving even after torquing, a little of this paste and it was SOLID. I even used it on my plastic garmin mount that moved on a heavy bump and now it’s solid.

I've got a 2022 Trek Domane with a carbon seatpost. I tried tape, I tried basic grit/grease stuff, nothing worked. The basic grit/grease stuff would hold for a little bit, but never felt solid and indeed would, after a few short rides, allow the seat post to slip again. I had a century coming up with a lot of big climbs and needed the seat to stay put. The description of the fiber grip looked good, and so I tried it and love it. I think it's fantastic. During the century, the seatpost never gave any sign of slipping at all. I will add that, in addition to the fiber grip, I added some blue thread locker to the bolt to help prevent it from vibrating back out. Very happy with the solution. Fiber Grip for the win for sure!

I had a horrible creak on my full suspension mountain bike that seemed to be coming from the bottom bracket. After multiple replacement BBs I moved away from them and onto my swingarm pivots. After many weeks of different ideas, I finally used this on the threads of the aluminum lower swing arm pivot bolt and the creak went away. I have also used this on an aluminum seat post in a steel frame to stop the seat from lowering. Its not just for carbon.