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Old 03-30-2006, 04:10 PM
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Re: Suspension Oil Leak

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Originally Posted by RoostRider
If you're relatively mechanically inclined, and you have a service manual, which you should have anyways, you can do it yourself pretty easily.
Good suggestion. I'm mechnically inclined and have the service manual. After reviewing the SM I decided it was best to have a Pro do the work on my Showa forks. Didn't want to take any chances. Plus I had them tune the forks to my weight since I race.

The older vintage MX bikes were so much easier on replacing fork seals.



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