recomendations for fork seals

[Guest]

OEM or are there better ones available/ And where is the fastest place to get them?

[spyder2120]

you cant go wrong with oem parts. look how long the first set lasted. but if price is a concern then all balls racing has fork seals for $13.19 the part number forour bike is 55-108 the web site is www.goallballs.com , ive used there wheel bearings and am thourally satisfied. might be worth looking in to. also alot of atv and some motorcycle shops are dealers ( you can check for the closest places on the web site), i ordered from an atv shop so i woulnt have to pay s&h; took about 3 days to come in. good luck.

[boathead]

it was recommended to me by one of the pros here to get "leak proof" or "leak proof pro moly" fork seals. i recently changed the seals, and it was easy as pie to do. they cost little more than the oem, and are reusable and guaranteed for life.

i think it was bwringer that suggested them.

i got mine from bikebandit....here is a link. be sure to verify that this fits your bike, but you get the idea, i just wanted to show you the product.

http://www.bikebandit.com/product/A2791091

[crapwacker]

Thanks. Got my progressives today so I'll be getting to this week

[bwringer]

I've had good luck with the "Leak Proof Pro Moly" seals.

Just remember to install them gently with your fingers. You can't pound them in like regular seals or they'll leak.

[mustangflyr]

Me too on the leak proof moly seals, hard to beat.