rebuilding later fork caps?
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jetblack
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rebuilding later fork caps?
the clicker on my forks don't work.i gather there's some sort of ball bearing set up? can this be rebuilt? im changing my springs soon so figured it'd be a good time to do it while the caps are off.
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slo12
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Re: rebuilding later fork caps?
get new ones from Rick O. His are great, and have more adjustment range than stock.
being able to ride from point A to point B does not mean you have skills
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jetblack
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Re: rebuilding later fork caps?
I would but I don't have 80 pounds spare
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magg
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Re: rebuilding later fork caps?
Clicker is a steel ball held under spring tension. Spring breaks, no tension, no clicking. Disassemble cap carefully so as not to lose ball & spring, should be able to repair.