How do you know if you need new forks?
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If your forks are leaking, you need to rebuild them with new seals.
- Wetness on front brakes
- Puddle on ground after it sits a while
- Puddle on wheel rim after it sits a while
- Wetness on dust guards at middle of fork
- Slick, slippery oil on upper fork tube itself
- Evidence of surface rust on upper fork tube will often lead to damaged fork seals - and leaks
If your forks are bent from an accident, you need to replace them.
- Wetness on front brakes
- Puddle on ground after it sits a while
- Puddle on wheel rim after it sits a while
- Wetness on dust guards at middle of fork
- Slick, slippery oil on upper fork tube itself
- Evidence of surface rust on upper fork tube will often lead to damaged fork seals - and leaks
If your forks are bent from an accident, you need to replace them.
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If your forks are leaking, you need to rebuild them with new seals.
- Wetness on front brakes
- Puddle on ground after it sits a while
- Puddle on wheel rim after it sits a while
- Wetness on dust guards at middle of fork
- Slick, slippery oil on upper fork tube itself
- Evidence of surface rust on upper fork tube will often lead to damaged fork seals - and leaks
If your forks are bent from an accident, you need to replace them.
- Wetness on front brakes
- Puddle on ground after it sits a while
- Puddle on wheel rim after it sits a while
- Wetness on dust guards at middle of fork
- Slick, slippery oil on upper fork tube itself
- Evidence of surface rust on upper fork tube will often lead to damaged fork seals - and leaks
If your forks are bent from an accident, you need to replace them.
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04-30-2008 09:23 AM