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RG3 shock oil.
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[QUOTE="Uchytil, post: 1417899, member: 43803"] [b]Just use quality shock oil[/b] If you want to replace seals, have the right tools, and a shop manual use their guidelines for seal replacement and oil weight/quantity. There is a science to suspension, however, if you want to valve and tune you might want to go with a good shop - there are a few that come to mind. I use Bel Ray Fork Oil. Depending on which bike dictates which weight I use. I adjust levels based on what results I want. For example: I just did a set of vintage forks with 15W @ 7" from the top of the tube. The book specifies 20W @ 6". I know two other riders, same weight, same bike, that use a "wildly" different set-up. Why? Because there is no one set-up for everyone. If you want to learn about oil weight and centistroke/sec conversions go ahead. There is a ton of info out there. You may have already done the work, so, next time think about how the bike is reacting decide if you want a good suspension and consider that. [/QUOTE]
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