Anybody had any luck with this tool?

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Zombie Master
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richard t wrote:
Ken in Oklahoma wrote:I have to admit I'm a tad skeptical, but damn, they do come in multiple colors. That's huge!

If only the only the guy had said: Wait there's more, and then offered me some freebies for my friends, that might have sealed the deal.

(Sorry. It's really ME 109's fault, y' know!)



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This reminds me - I need to look for some gaiters for my CBR.
Remember those gaiters made out of cordura and velcro?
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justoneoftheguys wrote:This reminds me - I need to look for some gaiters for my CBR.
Remember those gaiters made out of cordura and velcro?
http://www.hippohands.com/FORK%20PROTECTORS.htm
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Zombie Master wrote:
Major Softie wrote:I think there's a reason it's shown being done on a dirt bike without fork boots. I question his statement about finding most seals not actually needing to be replaced in reference to street bikes, but I can certainly see how it might be effective for a bike like we are shown in the video.
They claim to have fixed thousands of leaking fork seals with this tool. If that's the case it's a great simple invention worth risking $5. on.
I'm sure the fork seal lobby will soon put an end to that! :lol:
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Zombie Master wrote:They claim to have fixed thousands of leaking fork seals with this tool. If that's the case it's a great simple invention worth risking $5. on.
And, where does one hang out to find and fix "thousands of leaking fork seals?"
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Major Softie wrote: And, where does one hang out to find and fix "thousands of leaking fork seals?"
I'm thinking in one's own mind.

Could be tens of thousands, or hundreds of thousands.




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Where to hang out, looking for thousands of leaking fork seals? Um, Sturgis or Daytona on fairly slow days.
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Plastic snapon coffee can lid, scissors, 5 minutes, there ya go. Genius I tell ya. ;)
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Cheers, Steve
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robert wrote:Plastic snapon coffee can lid, scissors, 5 minutes, there ya go. Genius I tell ya. ;)
Nobody tell robert that "coffee cans" are going the way of the dodo....
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