Could i manage to change the front frok seals with out the compression tool and the side for knocking them into place ?? as described in the manual


I've a reasonable tool kit and access to a vice and bench

thanks

Not without making a mess of the new seal and fork spacer IMHO.

You can borrow the tools off me if you pay postage.

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DUUUUDE that my line

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IF IT BLEEDS WE CAN KILL IT ,THIS STUFF WILL MAKE YOU A GODDAM SEXUAL TYRANASURUS ,YOUVE BEEN PUSHING TOO MANY PENCILS DILLON .GET TO THE CHOPPER

might just pay the local steelers then an hrs labour to fix them

Make sure they replace all the other consumable bits and bobs at the same time They didn't do that the first time with mine. Within 30 miles all my fork oil was all over my brake disc and tyre

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Come to think of it, they didn't even change the fork seals. I just asked them to change the oil, and assumed they'd change out all the seals

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When your firm asks people to take the oil from under the sea do they expect them to build a new rig if they weren't asked to

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Actually, after a bit more thinking (not easy after 2 G+T's), I paid for "fork refurbishment". They were supposed to change the seals. They attempted to change the seals but found they had the wrong seals in stock (for the older thinner forks) when they tried to fit them, so they put the old ones back in and didn't tell me.

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2001 X1 2009 1125CR 2006 Uly X3 2010 Uly a fully Maz'd S1 and a 1991 RS1200 Westwind.