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Fair warning if you pump the neck bearings full of grease then you will spend the next 6 months cleaning that grease off your gas tanks, rocker boxes, and down tubes after every ride.
My '94 has one, although it was painted over at the factory. I replaced it with a working one.
FWIW, I pump the steering head full every 5,000 miles, and don't get any significant dripping. Maybe wipe the lower "gap" between the fork and steering stem every couple of weeks. I use the "red" grease from Tractor Supply. I also have 110,000 miles on my current set of head bearings, and they work just fine. Coincidence? I think not.
Fair warning if you pump the neck bearings full of grease then you will spend the next 6 months cleaning that grease off your gas tanks, rocker boxes, and down tubes after every ride.
Lucas Red n Tacky grease does a good job of staying.