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Fork Seal Drivers? Where to buy?
- Thread starter amp3d
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I've always done this using a piece of PVC pipe and the old fork seal. If you can't get a piece of PVC pipe that's the exact diameter, just use one slightly bigger and cut a slot out of the length of it so that you can compress it to the slightly smaller diameter needed.
gav.man
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If its a proper tool your looking for, Parts Canada Catalog has a RaceTech set:
http://www.partscanada.com/app/webroot/catalogue/2011/mcv1/en/#/810/
You can get them at any bike shop that uses parts canada, which is most. As Brian P said, PVC works wonders. I researched mine and found a youtube video showing a guy using the old seals to drive in the new seals with a screwdirver. I tried it and it worked awesome. The video was great and gave me the confidence to tackle the job myself and save a few bucks. The guy was doing the forks in the parking lot on a towel and using a dirty rag to clean everything.
Royal Distributing used to sell them, call them, they might still.
http://www.partscanada.com/app/webroot/catalogue/2011/mcv1/en/#/810/
You can get them at any bike shop that uses parts canada, which is most. As Brian P said, PVC works wonders. I researched mine and found a youtube video showing a guy using the old seals to drive in the new seals with a screwdirver. I tried it and it worked awesome. The video was great and gave me the confidence to tackle the job myself and save a few bucks. The guy was doing the forks in the parking lot on a towel and using a dirty rag to clean everything.
Royal Distributing used to sell them, call them, they might still.
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Race Tech or Motion Pro....both can be ordered from numerous parts catalogs from any bike shop
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