Fork leg pitting.
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Sam-NI
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Fork leg pitting.
My forks have some slight pitting. In the travel area, there fine, but further up the leg there is slight pitting. I'm replacing the seals, and I don't want to nip them pushing them down over the pitting. Is there anyway of getting rid of it?
Me? The 13th Duke of Wymbourne, Here? In a French maids finishing school? At 3 O'clock in the morning? With my reputation?
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jetblack
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Re: Fork leg pitting.
very fine wet and dry, or put some insulating tape over the rough bits as you sllide the new seals over.
It don't matter if i'm fixin' it or ridin' it.
xivlia wrote:sorry about that whole thing jetblack, i just got confused about the whole thing, and i didnt mean any disrespect to you.
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Sam-NI
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Re: Fork leg pitting.
P1200 wet and dry do? And then run it on the polishing mop at work?
Me? The 13th Duke of Wymbourne, Here? In a French maids finishing school? At 3 O'clock in the morning? With my reputation?
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