which grease for a headset?

[griff]

evening radsters

need to get some grease for my beartrap headset but not sure which of these to go for....

this one?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280506891318&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT#ht_2103wt_1140

or this one?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280559981405&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT#ht_1908wt_1140

or something else?
http://www.westons.com/acatalog/Online-Catalogue-DUR667U.html

says the cheaper one is suitable for headsets but thought I'd check with the experts first 

cheers

griff

[brummie]

defo the strawberry one  any of the others would be fine i use teflon based ones 

[griff]

cheers brummie 

[brass monkey!]

i just got some from Halfords mate, comes in a red tube..., not sure what make, but they do a good range in the bike dept...

[bobafett]

I use Finish Line synthetic grease (you can buy it at Halfords or online from others)

Partly because it's Teflon based but mainly because it says "fett" on the front 

[ED209]

Halfords do a pink/red teflon own branded one that I use.

Lurpack is good too 

[brummie]

I use Finish Line synthetic grease (you can buy it at Halfords or online from others)

Partly because it's Teflon based but mainly because it says "fett" on the front 

use the same grease. thought you would have used goose fat bobba

[griff]

I just went for the teflon one in the first link i posted - took a kmc stainless chain off them too 

did have a look in halfrauds but the only one my local store had yesterday was about a tenner

also considered beef dripping as it's an old school build but didn't want to attract vermin

[sid1972]

I just use copper grease me, dismantled the crank I did back in 83 about a year back and the bearings and cups were still fresh and so was the grease... 

[bruggers100]

Hi,

copper grease is a no no on bearings.  Its for anti-seize protection (bolts, nuts etc) rather than lubrication (bearings).  As it has copper in the grease it will eat bearing surfaces.

My advice would be to remove it from any bearings you have.