Ok so I clean my bike but the forks haven't had a service in
2 years. Today I have found this problem, it just appeared.
The forks top out with a clunk, the rebound adjustment,
doesn't, it sort of moves a little and returns back to its
position. I haven't put too much pressure in the forks. The
forks are still very smooth. As an extra what type of oil is
in the forks as new as I would like to put a slightly
heavier type in to slow the rebound down (something that
should have been done from the start). Regards Kent
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duke top out clunky clunk
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"Kent" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Ok so I clean my bike but the forks haven't had a service
in 2 years.The root cause of your fork problem.
No fork should go two years without service.
If you can't figure out how to work on it from the service
guide, you can download from the Rock Shox site, I suggest
you take it to your LBS. -
Kent said...
Quoted message said:
Ok so I clean my bike but the forks haven't had a service
in 2 years. Today I have found this problem, it just
appeared. The forks top out with a clunk, the rebound
adjustment, doesn't, it sort of moves a little and returns
back to its position. I haven't put too much pressure in
the forks. The forks are still very smooth. As an extra
what type of oil is in the forks as new as I would like to
put a slightly heavier type in to slow the rebound down
(something that should have been done from the start).
Regards KentSounds like your damper kicked the bucket. It will need new
parts and an overhaul. RockShox oil is 5wt and they don't
recommend using anything else. -
"Kent" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Ok so I clean my bike but the forks haven't had a service
in 2 years.
TodayQuoted message said:
I have found this problem, it just appeared. The forks top
out with a clunk, the rebound adjustment, doesn't, it sort
ofQuoted message said:
moves a little and returns back to its position. I haven't
put too much pressure in the forks. The forks are still
very smooth. As an extra what type of oil is in the forks
as new as I would like to put
aQuoted message said:
slightly heavier type in to slow the rebound down
(something that should have been done from the start).
Regards KentNormally RS uses 5wt oil. You can find different weights of
fork oil at any motorcycle shop for much cheaper than the
stuff the LBS sells you.Tom
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Thanks for that now I just gotta download a service manual strip it and
check it.
"tcmedara" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:Zhwpc.162066$f_5.161003@lakeread01...Quoted message said:
"Kent" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Ok so I clean my bike but the forks haven't had a
service in 2 years.
TodayQuoted message said:
I have found this problem, it just appeared. The forks
top out with a clunk, the rebound adjustment, doesn't,
it sort
ofQuoted message said:
moves a little and returns back to its position. I
haven't put too much pressure in the forks. The forks
are still very smooth. As an extra what type of oil is
in the forks as new as I would like to
putQuoted message said:
a
Quoted message said:
slightly heavier type in to slow the rebound down
(something that should have been done from the start).
Regards KentNormally RS uses 5wt oil. You can find different weights
of fork oil at
anyQuoted message said:
motorcycle shop for much cheaper than the stuff the LBS
sells you.Tom
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