Hi Guys,
one of my fork stanchions is pitted and is leaking badly , needs replacing for the MOT ,I was looking round on ebay for a replacement , but £100.00 for one stachion ??
I managed to locate a NOS full fork leg for £80.00 , which i thought would be a dam sight easier to fit than stripping the fork and putting a new stanchion in,
But my issue is ,can you see any riding issues with one fork leg been brand new and the other worn 31k miles , the bike been well maintained , full service yamaha history.
I have not fitted it yet , but i dont know whether to fit it and see, or take the stanchion out and just put that in the old fork leg
your thoughts please
cheers
Al
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it would depend on the spring in it you might get an uneven bounce and might cause a problem i would get it and rebuild the other on later
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Better off stripping the stanchion out, and rebuild the old leg IMO.
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mawler wrote:Better off stripping the stanchion out, and rebuild the old leg IMO.
Should cost you a lot less to do it as well.
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Bike:
1994 Yamaha FZR 1000 EXUP
Factory Pro Stage 1 Jetting | K&N Filter | Corbin Seat | ProTek Keyless Gas Cap | GSXR Mirrors
My Thread
Cage:
2005 Saab 9-7x 5.3i Arc AWD
THE WIKI IS YOUR FRIEND
THE SEARCH IS YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER
USE THEM!!