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Does this mean we have to watch the monkeys in the bar video again?

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!)



Ken

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!)



Ken

I think ME 109 has multiple nefarious agendas.

justoneoftheguys wrote:Does this mean we have to watch the monkeys in the bar video again?

I hate monkeys.

If it's a rip-off, it's only a $5 rip-off. It might be somewhat easier to see what you're doing with an airhead's female-slider fork, and I guess it'd probably be best to follow-up this "fix" with a fork oil change to try to remove any gruck that's pushed down into the slider when first inserting the tool.

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!)



Ken

if we buy 5 we get them for $3 each, group buy or maybe 1 of each color

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.

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.