#forkseals

[og-bongloaded]

Kimberly is it Casa de tuna She's getting her fork seals replaced. I also have some new orange silicone radiator hoses that are going on. #KimTheKTM #ForkSeals #Wrenchy #maintenance #Ktm525Mxc https://www.instagram.com/p/B7WRF4plYbP/?igshid=7sjq9iijeiuv

[launchitracingdesigns]

The joys of the wet season #moto #forkseals #mx #suspension #launchit https://www.instagram.com/p/CG9v5gxhGKj/?igshid=rwf9hy2bqi8v

[pc420]

Got done just in time for #WhipIt #Wednesday. #New #ForkSeals done by #ESP I just put it back together and took it apart. They did the really hard stuff. #dirtbike #Suzuki #RM250 #DIY #trailriding #Motorcycle #Motocross #dirtbikelife #2stroke #2smoker #MotoManny #MannyFlavors #TheRealBlunts #StingyStoner #PotCats #Blunted1 #MannyMota #ReallyLoaded #HighAsFuck #RosinatedLungz (at Rose Bowl Stadium)

[watchjrgo]

TBT: To the 20 days I owned a Suzuki SV650s, and the garage being a complete disaster! 😂 #WatchJRGo Shoutout to @themotorcycleflipper for reminding me about this bike. #suzuki #sv650 #sv650s #forkseals #nakedbike #sportbike #rideicon #tbt #throwbackthursday #motorrad #motorcycle #motorcyclemafia (at Kansas)

[its-big-rick-son]

Getting the forks fully serviced because it decided to say fuck you. Oh the brand new less than 500 mile break pads are completely done aswell. Thank you Black Falcon, you're awesome. 😒 #suzuki #hayabusa #gsx1300r #forks #forkseals #forkoil #leaking #broke #gettingfixed #fml (at Marietta Motorsports)

[iridetas]

#DIY Seal Mate, Cleaning your #xv250 #forkseals for #free #youtube #video dropping #saturday 7.00AM AEST www.youtube.com/iRidetas #bobber #bobberlife #bobberlifestyle #budgetbobberbuild #budgetbikebuild #garagebuilt #virago #virago250 #virago250bobber #viragobobber #bobber #xv250 #xv250bobber #vstar #vstar250 #vstar250bobber #chopper #custom #kustomkulture (at Sheffield, Tasmania)

[securitysealsdirect-blog]

Different Types Of Seals, Bolts For The Container in Different Models And Sizes

Security seals are used for the transportation purpose, in order to make the trailer container and rail cars not get tampered during the process of loading, unloading, and transport from one place to another. So, that it may reach the final destination safely. A container shipment which is coming to Canada including the food products have to be seals for containers with ISO 17712 is compulsory so that you can protect from tampering of the goods or products. CTPAT requires all the containers which are entering the port of Canada should be secured and will be removed after getting the clearance from the customs.

There are many new features have across in container seal. The seal is completely coated with plastic, so that you can find easily if the lock and seal containers get tampered. Moreover, plastic seal is harder to replace. There are different types of container lock and seal are available with longer and shorter one as per the container size and it is available up to 3.5 inches longer. With the use of the new type of seal, the container will be proper deliver of a consignment of goods.

Bolt security seals are not very easy to tamper. It is very danger to tamper the high security bolt seal. It is made for the protection of the container during shipment. These seals are specially designed for higher security reason with higher security application. Using high bold security seal for the shipment across the countries are very useful and more secured. These seals are safer during the shipment for the sealing application like rail cars, truck, trailer and freight containers. There are many companies who provide the high security seal out of which it is maintained with a serial number and in different colours.

There are different types of high security container seals are available. But the main criteria is the manufacturers has to maintain the CTPAT with ISO 17712 certification. There are different types of container seals which are Barrier Seal Forkseal C, Bolt Seal Neptune Seal and many more. These are designed in a distinct manner so that nobody can tamper the seal. The countries like Canada are more conscious in high security container seals because they want the goods to be delivered in a proper manner and in turn when they receive the goods also it should be locked with the high security seal otherwise, the container will be rejected by the customs.

You can find lots of security seals suppliers in Canada with proper patent rights for their products and also with an ISO certification for all the seals which have been manufactured. The customers can place an order according to the shipment and the size of the container which they are going to send for the consignment. There are various types of seals are available according to shipment whether it can be truck transport, Sea transport, Rail transport, and Air transport all the models are available and also the delivery can be done to their respective place in on time delivery and payment can be done through online facility also.

http://www.securitysealsdirect.com/

[denvercraigslistfraudblog]

1988 honda shadow vt800 (Thornton) $3000

1988 honda shadow vt800 ,less than 5000 manufactured mine is #262 .runs great has new forkseals/fork oil, good tires, new plugs, green led's in engine area has right around 34000 miles. No test rides without cash in hand and motorcycle endorsement. [...] from Craigslist http://denver.craigslist.org/mcy/6015151310.html Fraud Bloggs made possible by: http://circuitgenie.wix.com/techsupport

[harsh-love-is-true]

This afternoon's mission, what could possibly go wrong? #Harleydavidson #sportster #forkseals #homemechanics #spannertime!

[suzukiwrenchers]

The Joy of Forking

Part I

One day I came out to find someone had knocked over my baby. ��Upon closer inspection I noticed a fluid leaking all over the brake calipers and found that a fork seal was leaking.  Here is my description of how I fixed them and what not to do.

!!!PRIORITY!!! Protect the stanchion tubes.  If there are any pits, scratches, dings, etc in the travel area you'll wind up replacing the seals until you go mad, like I did, with no luck.  This was the painful lesson learned.  I didn't even notice the small pits on mine, replaced the seals using every manufacturer I could find just to have them start leaking again two miles down the road.  

The first time I attempted this procedure the exhaust off so it was really easy to lift the front up evenly and slide some stands in under the frame to secure it.  Later, with the exhaust back on its tough to get a jack under there evenly so I used my rear stand first to keep it even and then raised the bike with the jack and then removed the read stand.  Two people needed!  Make sure to remove the front fender, loosen the top fork plug the fork clamp bolts and the axle pinch bolts a bit while its down to make them easier to remove when its up.

Once up (I long for a center stand for this work) loosen the retaining bolts.  There is the main one at the top (14mm), two in the middle (12mm) and I even unscrewed the air pressure screws.  Use an allen wrench to separate the anti-dive unit from the fork.  It splits in 2 on the front side and keeps the fluid inside which is nice if you want to keep oil from draining all over.  Not that I would know.

The calipers are held on with two 14mm bolts.  Tie them to the frame to take the weight off.  There are four pinch bolts (14mm) on the bottom of the forks that once removed will allow the front wheel to be easily set aside without even messing with the axle. Set the wheel against the engine.  All 4 of my bolts were stripped and so I eventually ordered all new nuts and bolts and added some lock-tight to the lag bolts.  Undo the nuts holding the forks in and pull them down while twisting.  This took a bit of effort the first go-round as I think the rubber on the air pressure system was grabbing.  Maybe a little lubricant spray would help?  

Once both forks are out (If you are changing one you should do them both) You can begin the disassembly stage.  Place a rag over the the large top nut and remove it slowly, keeping your face away as it may spring out.  This is a 22mm nut I believe.  Once that is out set the nut, cap and spring on a paper towel.  Drain the fluid from this end.  

The next part was a bit tricky and I got a little lucky.  There is a bolt on the bottom that holds the two pieces together.  I bought a dowel from Lowes, a quarter inch I believe, and shoved it down the top and into the recces that is on the long aluminum rod thing holding everything together.  Use a #10 allen and, while holding the dowel from spinning, give the bottom nut a good twist to break it free.  If you have a nice grab with the dowel it should unscrew fairly easily.  More fork oil will drain from the bottom once the bolt is removed so get ready.  Keep an eye on the little brass washer as well.

Now the stanchion and lower forks can be pulled apart for cleaning.  Remove the dust protectors.  Grab each side and give it a few pops outwards to separate the two.  Careful, there are three small washer and a little cap inside with the connecting rod that may fly out when you do this.  How do your seals and bushings look?  Mine were thrashed!

I set everything on some shop rags and cleaned it all very thoroughly, inside and out with a degreaser.  I also took this time to repaint the lower fork legs with a satin black to match the rest.

Everyone says to do these one at a time in case you need to reference the correct way to reassemble them.  I have the repair manual which really helps with the correct order.  Now I can do it with my eyes closed but the first few times is a bit over whelming due to all the parts.  I'll included a scan of that manual pic in the next edit in case you don't have it.  

Once cleaned you can reverse the process.  After the bottom nut is secure the fork is now whole again.  If you have nice smooth stanchions you can just slide the seal down with a touch of fork oil.  Another lesson learned - The seals will pop in fairly easily if they are good.  I highly suggest using OEM.  DO NOT USE the "leak proof" seals from ebay.  Another lesson learned.  They likely wont fit and you may wind up forcing them on and damaging other parts.  Not that I would know about that either.  The trick to tapping down the seals evenly (you likely don't have a Suzuki seal tamper) is to use two pieces of PVC plumbing pipe.  I found mine at Loews and cut them vertically to fit on the stanchion and then another over it.  (see photo below, its the white tool on the right).  Layer them so that the outer pipe is longer then the under pipe and then use some clamps to secure is.  Use the movement of the shocks to tamp the seals in evenly.  Again, they should go in fairly easily with a few good tamps.

Easy right?  You'll get it.  Once the seal is in and the washer and clamp fit back in, slide down the dust covers.  Almost there.  This is when I put them back through the triple tree and bolted them down.  Not sure if this is the proper procedure but it worked. Fill the shocks with the correct amount of fork oil.  I bought 15W on amazon for about $12 a liter.  My GS1100E needs 248mL per legs.  I used a $1 measuring cup from the dollar store as I doubt I'll use it for cooking again.  Some people on you tube compress the forks now to work the fluid in and the air up.  I put the spring back in (careful to put the tighter curls on top) and the little spacer and then the cap nut.  This takes a little work to get it going but with the forks fully extended its possible.

Bolt everything back on, including that wheel and tighten to spec.  Pump your brakes back up.  Get some help lowering it and voila, new forks.    

Part Two

Because of the bad stanchions I wound up doing this 4 times and then eventually just bought a set of used forks on Ebay. I popped those in in about an hour and now am leak free.  There are more details about this procedure that I omitted for length so feel free to email me with any questions.  Good lucking and happy forking!

[securitysealsdirect-blog]

Different Types Of Seals, Bolts For The Container in Different Models And Sizes

Security seals are used for the transportation purpose, in order to make the trailer container and rail cars not get tampered during the process of loading, unloading, and transport from one place to another. So, that it may reach the final destination safely. A container shipment which is coming to Canada including the food products have to be seals for containers with ISO 17712 is compulsory so that you can protect from tampering of the goods or products. CTPAT requires all the containers which are entering the port of Canada should be secured and will be removed after getting the clearance from the customs.

There are many new features have across in container seal. The seal is completely coated with plastic, so that you can find easily if the lock and seal containers get tampered. Moreover, plastic seal is harder to replace. There are different types of container lock and seal are available with longer and shorter one as per the container size and it is available up to 3.5 inches longer. With the use of the new type of seal, the container will be proper deliver of a consignment of goods.

Bolt security seals are not very easy to tamper. It is very danger to tamper the high security bolt seal. It is made for the protection of the container during shipment. These seals are specially designed for higher security reason with higher security application. Using high bold security seal for the shipment across the countries are very useful and more secured. These seals are safer during the shipment for the sealing application like rail cars, truck, trailer and freight containers. There are many companies who provide the high security seal out of which it is maintained with a serial number and in different colours.

There are different types of high security container seals are available. But the main criteria is the manufacturers has to maintain the CTPAT with ISO 17712 certification. There are different types of container seals which are Barrier Seal Forkseal C, Bolt Seal Neptune Seal and many more. These are designed in a distinct manner so that nobody can tamper the seal. The countries like Canada are more conscious in high security container seals because they want the goods to be delivered in a proper manner and in turn when they receive the goods also it should be locked with the high security seal otherwise, the container will be rejected by the customs.

You can find lots of security seals suppliers in Canada with proper patent rights for their products and also with an ISO certification for all the seals which have been manufactured. The customers can place an order according to the shipment and the size of the container which they are going to send for the consignment. There are various types of seals are available according to shipment whether it can be truck transport, Sea transport, Rail transport, and Air transport all the models are available and also the delivery can be done to their respective place in on time delivery and payment can be done through online facility also.

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