Seal Doctor
The hanger queen '12 down meant riding my '07 this weekend. Not a bad thing except for the leaky right fork seal. After a friends success and recommendation of the Seal Doctor just before the Hancock ride, I added one to my last order from Rocky Mountain. Well, used as instructed it works! I mean my fork was leaking bad, oil on the floor bad, and this did the trick. You could see the dirt on the plastic hook. One side cleans the seal, the other the wiper. They even recommend going through your seals as preventative maintenance. Maybe a good idea after a real muddy ride.
http://www.riskracing.com/pages/Seal_Doctor_Page.html |
Risk has some cool stuff. I use their 'Lock n Load' setup and it works great for me, only downer is that you have to back the bike into it to avoid the pipe. Maybe that Arrow pipe would clear it ???? Hmmm.....
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Ha! I was fixing to post a review of the Seal Doctor.
Awesome product. Used it 4 rides ago with no leaks so far. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tz52sllvUUs |
X2 on the seal doctor added one to my fanny pak about 3 months ago.
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Only down side is that it is so difficult to get the wipers out of the sachs tubes
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Is the anodizing rough in that area or are they just sized small? My 45s are re-anodized, and the edge area where the ID and OD meet are more rough than normal. Seal grease helps a lot. Next time I have them apart I'll buff this smoother. The Zoke 48s are easy. Both are plenty easy doing with the forks on the bike.
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Next full service i may try a bit of sandpaper to smooth them out and round the edge a bit to help get them in |
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Thats pretty nice, but at $179 a little pricy to outfit a trailer with three of them.
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