Help rear shock!
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Help rear shock!
So I took my new to me xr out and turns out it has no rear shock mud flap it was caked in wet sand will I be ok? I don't want to have to rebuild it so soon.
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Re: Help rear shock!
Wash it down with a hose pipe not high pressure and then dry it and spray some WD40 on the shock.....then get a new flap from Honda they are cheap !!!
http://dealers.ronayers.com/ProductDetails/N/687/SKU/271666
http://dealers.ronayers.com/ProductDetails/N/687/SKU/271666
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Re: Help rear shock!
Yah but no worries, just clean it like Maus' said and all will be fine. This is a dirtbike, so even with the flap it will get filthy from time to time. Check for it leaking/sweating oil, that's all.
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Re: Help rear shock!
There should be a front wiper seal before the main seals this is to clean away all the crap that gets chucked on there same principle as the front fork seals....brapercise wrote:Thanks think I hurt it? Do these have seals like the front
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spring sock?
I think they make a sock or boot that goes over the spring to keep the shaft and seals clean and dry on the shock. Anybody try one of these and if so where'd you get it and part number etc? I trashed my splash flap with a paddle tire and another flap will suffer the same fate.
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Re: Help rear shock!
Might be easier to make your own sock ?.....maybe with a zip down the length ?....
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Re: Help rear shock!
You could try adding a couple links to your chain to move the rear axle back, it might save your flap?
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Re: Help rear shock!
PeteN95 wrote:You could try adding a couple links to your chain to move the rear axle back, it might save your flap?
If I had a couple brain cells rattling around in there I would have done that. It's still there now just a bit shredded.
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