Driving home the new seal is easier by putting the old seal on top of it and sliding a hammer against the fork to drive it down. Thanks for the video though.
Nice one bud, now get that last bit of rubber glove out of the seal, lol, No I'm actually really interested as in 32 years of Riding I've been lucky enough to have never had to do a set of fork seals, I guess my time will come, I've always been lucky enough should I say to have sold the bike just before they needed doing or have bought a bike just after they've been done, lol, good job my man, RSMF.
LOL cheap tac gloves and couldn't get my chipolatas into the bottom and finger ends kept getting trapped. hope it may come in handy for someone and shows that anyone can do it. Only trouble is once the fairing was off I could see all the shit that needs cleaning that you cant get to when on, guess what Im doing today RSMF
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Very helpful. Thanks for making this video.
Driving home the new seal is easier by putting the old seal on top of it and sliding a hammer against the fork to drive it down. Thanks for the video though.
Nice one bud, now get that last bit of rubber glove out of the seal, lol, No I'm actually really interested as in 32 years of Riding I've been lucky enough to have never had to do a set of fork seals, I guess my time will come, I've always been lucky enough should I say to have sold the bike just before they needed doing or have bought a bike just after they've been done, lol, good job my man, RSMF.
LOL cheap tac gloves and couldn't get my chipolatas into the bottom and finger ends kept getting trapped. hope it may come in handy for someone and shows that anyone can do it. Only trouble is once the fairing was off I could see all the shit that needs cleaning that you cant get to when on, guess what Im doing today RSMF
What size exhaust clamp?