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cb750f2 1977 fork rebuild

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Matt Story

cb750f2 1977 fork rebuild

Just washed the bike for the first time since getting it running well. Didnt realize how bad the fork seals were leaking until I had a clean reference point. I knew they had to be rebuilt, now its a priority. Is there a more prefferred source or manufacturer for replacement seals? I see SKF makes a series of low drag axial seals especially for bike forks. Can't find them in the right size.

Any advice out there?

Thanks,

Matt

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Re: cb750f2 1977 fork rebuild

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I like the ones cycle-x sells.
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