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    Holy F#$@*#@ S$%t Batman!

    Noticed a fork oil leak on my new to me 1985 250sx. Took off the Carlisle tire on front and saw this. Wow! Really wish it was only my fork seals now! What exactly do I need to fix this?
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    A beer to start with, damn! Good Luck

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    Figure out why it was rubbing and pick up a new fork leg here or on ebay. Beyond repair

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    Yea! I understand the fork legs are now paperweights!lol I put the correct tire on rim today! (wish thr previous owner did that now!) But i'll break it all down and check out the rest of the front end parts tomorro! I'll let everyone know how it went! Thanks!

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    Jesus, you see something new everyday.

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    Wow!


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    Holy F#$@*#@ S$%t Batman! is right!

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    still new, forks junk!! time to hunt down a new fork or set ,or do a 200x front conversion. good luck" ROBIN" beware the joker and his buddys
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    ive got a beautiful set of forks, if interested send me a pm..

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    Nice! Once I figure out how to pm u I will. I never did it before.lol I'm a pm virgin.lol

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    Hey dude... your fork has a hole in it

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    My 85sx did that too lol. Somehow the previous owner that ruined the bike also lost the spacer for the front wheel so it was sliding freely back and forth about an inch or two both ways on the front axle. I had to replace the fork halves because my front tire rubes through both of them lol FUN. Good luck man. And by little sleeve/spacer that belOngs on the front axle to avoid this issue again
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    Quote Originally Posted by 124356q View Post
    ive got a beautiful set of forks, if interested send me a pm..
    PM sent. I think.

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    Ok! Started to break the front shocks down this afternoon. Everything was going well until I got to the right side allen screw at the bottom of fork legs. It's one turn away from being stripped. Any bright ideas anyone? We have a shop at work but big bosses frown on the maintance guys doing work for us. I know this may sound crazy but has anyone ever glued or welded a allen wrench to a stripped screw? And if so did it work?

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