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  1. Rock Shox parts and Maintenance

    I have some older Rock Shox forks Judy XC 1996 pre the one piece type.

    Two problems - can't get them apart and spare parts.

    In the manual they say just to unscrew the 6mm bolts from the lower
    tubes and slide the the forks free of the upper tubes.

    This hasn't happened is there something I'm missing to dismantle the forks.

    I have removed the MCU spring from the top of the forks. one side has
    collapsed completely and the other is in tact. Also need the damper unit

    Where do I buy parts for these forks?

    Thanks

  2. Rob said:

    Rock Shox parts and Maintenance

    I have some older Rock Shox forks Judy XC 1996 pre the one piece type.

    Two problems - can't get them apart and spare parts.

    In the manual they say just to unscrew the 6mm bolts from the lower
    tubes and slide the the forks free of the upper tubes.

    This hasn't happened is there something I'm missing to dismantle the forks.

    I have removed the MCU spring from the top of the forks. one side has
    collapsed completely and the other is in tact. Also need the damper unit

    Where do I buy parts for these forks?

    Thanks Don't waste time and effort,trash them.

  3. Rob said:

    Rock Shox parts and Maintenance

    I have some older Rock Shox forks Judy XC 1996 pre the one piece type.

    Two problems - can't get them apart and spare parts.

    In the manual they say just to unscrew the 6mm bolts from the lower
    tubes and slide the the forks free of the upper tubes.

    This hasn't happened is there something I'm missing to dismantle the forks.

    Before you remove the bolts .... tap them with a deadblow hammer (or
    hammer and a block of wood.

    Basically, just unthread the bolts at the bottom of the slider three
    full turns. Then use a plastic mallet or a deadblow to tap on both
    bolts until the heads are back against the sliders, then finish
    unthreading the bolts and remove the sliders from the rest of the fork.
    The damper cart., and neutral shaft are probably stuck to the inside of
    the slider.

    Quoted message said:

    I have removed the MCU spring from the top of the forks. one side has
    collapsed completely and the other is in tact. Also need the damper unit

    Where do I buy parts for these forks?

    Good luck finding parts .... If you look around you might be able to
    find an air cartridge upgrade .... when all else fails ... EBAY

    R

  4. Quoted message said:
    Rob said:

    Rock Shox parts and Maintenance

    I have some older Rock Shox forks Judy XC 1996 pre the one piece type.

    Two problems - can't get them apart and spare parts.

    In the manual they say just to unscrew the 6mm bolts from the lower
    tubes and slide the the forks free of the upper tubes.

    This hasn't happened is there something I'm missing to dismantle the forks.

    Before you remove the bolts .... tap them with a deadblow hammer (or
    hammer and a block of wood.

    Basically, just unthread the bolts at the bottom of the slider three
    full turns. Then use a plastic mallet or a deadblow to tap on both
    bolts until the heads are back against the sliders, then finish
    unthreading the bolts and remove the sliders from the rest of the fork.
    The damper cart., and neutral shaft are probably stuck to the inside of
    the slider.

    I now have the forks apart thanks - simple really I didn't want to force
    things and destroy the forks.

    I may have to make a mould to cast the elastomer springs.

    I have contacted www.hippiesuspension.com for parts see what happens
    with them.

    Thanks Again

    r

  5. Rob said:

    Thanks

    Wouldn't it be cheaper, and easier, to just buy a new one?

    '06 Judy for $99
    http://www.cambriabike.com/shopexd.asp?id=19967

    '97 Judy
    http://www.cambriabike.com/shopexd.asp?id=23705

    http://www.cambriabike.com/shopdisplayproducts.asp?page=1&filter=yes

    http://www.jensonusa.com/store/product/FK409A09-Manitou+Axel+Elite+06.aspx

  6. Quoted message said:


    Good luck finding parts .... If you look around you might be able to
    find an air cartridge upgrade .... when all else fails ... EBAY

    http://www.ekosport.com/ta_intro.shtml

    CC

  7. Corvus Corvax said:
    Quoted message said:

    Good luck finding parts .... If you look around you might be able to
    find an air cartridge upgrade .... when all else fails ... EBAY

    http://www.ekosport.com/ta_intro.shtml

    CC

    Thats a good solution thanks

  8. CowPunk said:
    Rob said:

    Thanks

    Wouldn't it be cheaper, and easier, to just buy a new one?

    '06 Judy for $99
    http://www.cambriabike.com/shopexd.asp?id=19967

    '97 Judy
    http://www.cambriabike.com/shopexd.asp?id=23705

    http://www.cambriabike.com/shopdisplayproducts.asp?page=1&filter=yes

    http://www.jensonusa.com/store/product/FK409A09-Manitou+Axel+Elite+06.aspx

    Thanks thats a likely option

  9. Corvus Corvax said:
    Quoted message said:

    Good luck finding parts .... If you look around you might be able to
    find an air cartridge upgrade .... when all else fails ... EBAY

    http://www.ekosport.com/ta_intro.shtml

    CC

    Looking at the page seems feasible thanks

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