Do you dry lube Dr Pulleys?

[Stig / Major Tom]

I imagine this topic has been kicked around  quite a bit - but could you folks give me the latest
thinking on installing a set of Dr. Pulleys.
I have a set of 13 gr and am asking if you do, or do not -  apply dry lubricant to the slots which they lay in?
Some folks say to use a dry lubricant, others say that these sliders are self-lubricating.
Dry lube, dab of grease, nothing. What?
The set came with a nice decal...maybe I'll just put that on the scoot....
Help.

[kriden]

I used a very little amount of a teflon lube that I have used for years.  On other scoots, i have always used dry lube.  My Honda Elite 150 had a significant amount of grease btw. Just some FYI. 

But again, when I put the Dr. Pulley's on my Like about a month ago, I used a very small amount (a coating) on the sliders.  No issues to report. In fact I have put over 400 miles on the Like over the last several weeks and at 1400+ miles, this is by far one of the best riding/handling scoots I have ever ridden.  She'll cruise at 45-55 all day and gets there fast.  Somehow, I got her dialed in very nice.  (Now if I could just "dial in" me and shake off some pounds, but that's for another forum). 

Hope you-Stig-  (and everyone) have been well.  Ride safe everyone and many thanks to everyone for keeping this forum the best one. 

[MotoRandy123]

They slide much easier than the stock rollers so no lube is necessary.
My rollers make a lot of noise, rattling around in there but if I add a bit of
lube they quiet down. Some of the big scooters have had problems with the
sliders, maybe lube would have helped them?...