Take the 2-minute tour ×  I bought Nickel Anti-Seize to prevent
any corrosion issues between metals, and I generally like using
it on my vehicles on bolts and anything I plan on removing
later. I'm wondering where it would be appropriate for me to use
Anti-Seize instead of grease on my bicycle, and where it would
be considered a 'no-no.' The nickel type is very corrosion
resistant, and temperature resistant to 2400 degrees.  My
current thinking would be along these lines:     • Threaded
Headset   • Bottom Bracket Threads   • Lightly on seatpost?   •
Cantilever brake mounts   • Disc brake pivot points?   • Threads
on QR skewers / seatpost clamp   • Other bolt threads  Maybe ???
• Headset Bearings ???   • Bottom Bracket Bearings ???   • Hub
Bearings ???   • Inside fork tubes ??? (I have prothane grease
because I have elastomers, but perhaps in spring forks it might
be ok)   • Chain (probably a bad idea, chain lube seems
specially formulated and much thinner)   • Spoke nipples (need
loctite or nipple prep in