Fork Seals

[Biker-Kev]

Can I change fork seals myself or would I need a garage to do it, as i was told the forks need to be compresed after fitting.
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[Clanger]

I wouldnt do them yourself, unless you are competant...and it doesnt sound like you are...so seek help!
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[Whosthedaddy]

Its quite easy, just a bit messy and time consuming.

https://www.bikechatforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=84577&highlight=fresh+front+end

FYI it cost me £60 to have one of my front ZXR forks replaced. Ti do it yourself, it will cost less than this for both.
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[SimonB]

I found it easier to pay a garage £40 to do it. It saves me the time and frustration of having to do it myself.
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[craigs23]

Not a difficult job, just make sure you have a correct sized circular drift to get the new seals safely home.