John Cowan writes: Most respondents to my question about what oil to use for topping up TR-3 rear shocks recommended motorcycle fork oil. Sounds like a good idea. They suggested draining the old flui
You're a nice guy and I admire many of your tech tips, however (you knew that was coming)... I happen to be intimately involved with lever shocks. Changing the fluid (f?) is not the same as altering
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Your thoughts on valving alterations? thanks, Bob Westerdale Dave, You're a nice guy and I admire many of your tech tips, however (you knew that was coming)... I happen to be intimately involved wit
Dave, You're a nice guy and I admire many of your tech tips, however (you knew that was coming)... I happen to be intimately involved with lever shocks. Changing the fluid (f?) is not the same as alt
-- I do agree, but keep the mounting bolts tight! this practice. -- Neither have I .... but I've seen some "cores"..... Fortunately there is little danger if there's a failure. The "little" shox (TR2