Servicing rock shox forks?

[FluffyChicken]

Ooowww that looks good, I always use the search butttons but they dont pick up in the archive and I never think to look in there

Don't feel bad, I just placed it up before I linked to it, the MAG ones have been there for a while though.

 

[Bear-Chan]

im in a similar situation actually. ive got 2 pairs of original FSX and an SL that id like servicing with new seals and bushings etc. is there anywhere that does em still?

 

[daj]

Come on there is business to be had here!?!?

Ive had a look at the manual and not too sure about having a go unless I get hold of some dummy ones to play with

 

[hoegaardenadds1]

if they are the elastomer ones they are v easy with nothing to shock (no reverse thread or un-accessible bolts). seem to remember cleaning them out with boiling water? if not tim at tf tuned is always helpful even though he will sound grumpy!

www.tftuned.com

 

[Foolzgold]

Ive got a few sevicing manuals for 97 judys if you want a copy, when i got mine the elastomers were shot, badly degraded but as said earlier boiling water and a pipe brush will do the trick . . . . Had a bit of trouble sourcing some elastomers (although i have spotted a few on flea bay recently) but i did manage to get hold of some replacement springs instead so thought id give em a go and seem really good . . . . .

Before and After photo's around 90mm of travel now with the springs fitted!

 

[daj]

Blimey they look really really good

Who painted them?