She actually starts now! Sprockets, chain, air filter, oil filter, rebuilt fork, greased shock linkages, mirror polished frame, checked valves, clutch, clutch lever, clutch cables, rebuilt brakes front and back.
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- Vehicles
- Category
- Trucks/Shuttle Rigs
- Date Posted
- Mar 16, 2013 at 19:07Mar 16, 2013
- Location
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Langley, British Columbia, Canada
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- Canon EOS REBEL T2i
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- EF50mm f/1.8 II
- Shutter Speed
- 1/2000
- Aperture
- 1.8
- Focal Length
- 50.0 mm
- ISO Speed
- 800
- Date
- 2013:03:16
- Time
- 18:17:58
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- Jackson Campbell
15 Comments
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What no snow!!
soo how hard was it to rebuild? Ive only ever done fox mtn bike forks. this seems easier to put back together. only one stanchion at a time. unlike a single crown mtn bike fork where you gotta put both stachions into the lowers seals at the same time.
soo how hard was it to rebuild? Ive only ever done fox mtn bike forks. this seems easier to put back together. only one stanchion at a time. unlike a single crown mtn bike fork where you gotta put both stachions into the lowers seals at the same time.
- 1 0
The manual and Youtube made it stupid easy to do. Simple as that. Not a whole lot else to say other than make sure to have some tubs ready for the oil.
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good to hear, I briefly looked at it in the manual. I think its do able. just gotta get some shop time to do it
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The evidence is right in front of you, haha. Yes, they get dirty, but I like it. It makes me feel like I actually use it. 
No but it's not that hard to wash off.
No but it's not that hard to wash off.
did you rebuild the fork yourself?