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2000 YZ 250 forks leaking
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[QUOTE="wake_rider, post: 1380225, member: 75633"] If you have the tools at home, it's pretty easy to change those out on your own. I'd recommend a shop manual, even though most forks are similar, just until you start to understand what you're looking at, and why you're looking at it. If you have a friend who might be fairly mechanically inclined, it's always great to have around another set of eyes and some good mechanical experience. [/QUOTE]
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