How to Save a Fork Seal - 3 Simple Steps to Fix Leaky Dirt Bike Forks!!

Save time and money!! In this video you learn how to quickly and easily fix leaky fork seals on a dirt bike from suspension expert Doc, owner of 812 Suspension Design in Austin, Tx.

We've all been there, we get to the track and realize our dirt bike forks are leaking all over the place. Well don't let it ruin your riding day! With a little knowledge and a few spare minutes, you can save your fork seals and get back out on the track where you belong!

We teach you to save your fork seals in 3 simple steps:

1) Prepping the bike
2) Pulling down the dust seal
3) Cleaning under the fork seal

Let us know if this video helped to save your fork seals in the comments below!

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Disclaimer:
Motorcycle riding is inherently dangerous. This video was filmed on a closed course with a professional rider with years of riding and teaching experience. The Mx Factory and all related personnel are not to be held responsible for any injury resulting from attempting these techniques. The bottom line is wear safety gear, take it slow, have fun, and consult a riding coach when necessary. The bottom bottom line, DON'T BE DUMB.