Fork Seals
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Here in WA, they charge about 150-200. it is much easier to do yourself, or with someone. it will only cost about $15. All that u need to make sure of is to keep the front end off the ground. If u have an experienced friend, who knows how to do it, it will take only 2-3 hours. its just hard labor for a newb.
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Get hold of a HAYNES or Clymer manual, it gives an indepth tutorial on how to replace the seals
they are not hard to do yourself and there is no spring pressure to worry about when you strip em'
You'll save a shed load of money,
All you need is the seals and the fork oil[sm=alcoholic.gif]
they are not hard to do yourself and there is no spring pressure to worry about when you strip em'
You'll save a shed load of money,
All you need is the seals and the fork oil[sm=alcoholic.gif]
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