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How hard and how expensive are they to do.
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figure ~$200 to have a shop do them
if youre going to do it yourself and already have the specialty tools, figure 30-50 for seals and another 20-30 for oil
on the USD forks it is an involved job. I wouldnt say its "hard" but its not an easy job either. but it takes 2 people one to compress the spring out of the way and the second to lock it off. A pair of forks will take you about 3 hours+-
if youre going to do it yourself and already have the specialty tools, figure 30-50 for seals and another 20-30 for oil
on the USD forks it is an involved job. I wouldnt say its "hard" but its not an easy job either. but it takes 2 people one to compress the spring out of the way and the second to lock it off. A pair of forks will take you about 3 hours+-
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I find it very easy to have a shop do them for me :P I think I paid a little over a hundo to have one replaced on my GSXR.
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Cheapest way is to pull the forks yourself, and then have someone do them for you. Most of the time consuming part is getting the forks off the bike.
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Cheapest way is to pull the forks yourself, and then have someone do them for you. Most of the time consuming part is getting the forks off the bike.

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Cheapest way is to pull the forks yourself, and then have someone do them for you. Most of the time consuming part is getting the forks off the bike.
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I wish I had the knowlege to do this... and a stand.
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I wish I had the knowlege to do this... and a stand.
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