After the free State ride I noticed that one of the fork seals on my KLR was leaking. So I used a Seal Mate to hopefully remove any dirt from the seals and worked in some Molykote 55. I finally got around to going for a ride and checking the seal today. So I headed over to Wheeler to work the front suspension a bit.
I found over a dozen large trees that had fallen into the river. Here's one:
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I took a little detour to an area that is under water during the winter and early spring and found a new trail I hadn't been on before. It led me to a nice scenic spot so I took some pics.
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Looking back on the trail I came in on:
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When I got home after my epic 28 mile ride I checked the fork and it was not leaking(http://advrider.com/styles/advrider_smilies/clap.gif)
I just did a complete rebuild on my klr forks. They were nasty.
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Quote from: klaviator on June 09, 2016, 04:41:05 PM
When I got home after my epic 28 mile ride I checked the fork and it was not leaking
I'd take 28 miles over zero miles any day. Glad you seem to have the leak stopped.