DannyMoto07
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- Apr 12, 2007
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So I put the RT180 back together today, I recently popped the drain plug on the forks just to see if it would stop my fork seals from leaking (NO FLUID CAME OUT, I did this on a work-bench with the forks off of the trees... just air poofed out a bit), I also spun the nut at the bottom of the fork to see if it did anything, but all I heard were the springs spinning inside of the fork-tubes.... well... I think I really ruined something.
My front forks are SUPER SUPER soupy. So soupy that when I turn it feels like I'm going to nose-dive the bike into a corner.
I don't want to ride the bike they're so bad.
What did I do? What can I do? (Kinda spell it out, I don't want to have to bring the forks to a dealer.)
Dan
My front forks are SUPER SUPER soupy. So soupy that when I turn it feels like I'm going to nose-dive the bike into a corner.
I don't want to ride the bike they're so bad.
What did I do? What can I do? (Kinda spell it out, I don't want to have to bring the forks to a dealer.)
Dan