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Pit Bike Front Fork Oil. Hold the fork leg upside down, and drain all the oil out into it. I got some iso 32 hydraulic oil from chevron oil. You can also use a ratio rite cup, filled with the. You can get fork oil at any bike shop or shop around. I am kitted up weight at 12.4 stone. Now then the front's a different story, its running the stock forks and i was just wondering what oil levels to run in them. Once it's stopped running out, begin priming the fork leg. Seems to work well, shocks don't bottom out and are definitely stiffer than. Use a fork oil level gauge and measure the distance of oil from the top of the fork tube or from a specified location on the fork leg. To achieve damping control over the suspension, oil must be precisely metered during both the compression stroke and the rebound stroke. I used 200ml of 20w maxima fork oil in my hawk front forks.

I got some iso 32 hydraulic oil from chevron oil. You can also use a ratio rite cup, filled with the. Seems to work well, shocks don't bottom out and are definitely stiffer than. Use a fork oil level gauge and measure the distance of oil from the top of the fork tube or from a specified location on the fork leg. I used 200ml of 20w maxima fork oil in my hawk front forks. I am kitted up weight at 12.4 stone. You can get fork oil at any bike shop or shop around. Now then the front's a different story, its running the stock forks and i was just wondering what oil levels to run in them. To achieve damping control over the suspension, oil must be precisely metered during both the compression stroke and the rebound stroke. Once it's stopped running out, begin priming the fork leg.

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Pit Bike Front Fork Oil Once it's stopped running out, begin priming the fork leg. Hold the fork leg upside down, and drain all the oil out into it. You can also use a ratio rite cup, filled with the. Once it's stopped running out, begin priming the fork leg. Seems to work well, shocks don't bottom out and are definitely stiffer than. I got some iso 32 hydraulic oil from chevron oil. I used 200ml of 20w maxima fork oil in my hawk front forks. Use a fork oil level gauge and measure the distance of oil from the top of the fork tube or from a specified location on the fork leg. You can get fork oil at any bike shop or shop around. I am kitted up weight at 12.4 stone. To achieve damping control over the suspension, oil must be precisely metered during both the compression stroke and the rebound stroke. Now then the front's a different story, its running the stock forks and i was just wondering what oil levels to run in them.