Fork Oil of a bankholiday?

Skill Magill · 06-05-2013 7:43am #1

Was going to do my seals today, but forgot to get the oil. Anywhere open today that might do it? In typical enough fashion, went into town for the seals, got them, forgot the oil. No matter, sure I'll get the oil when I'm up at the japanese vintage show, still forgot to get it, Sake :cool:

Cienciano · 06-05-2013 8:01am

Use cooking oil until a bike shop opens :pac:

bryaner · 06-05-2013 8:02am

Halfords?

Skill Magill · 06-05-2013 8:11am

Cheers Bryner.Never crossed my mind, they do it n'all
Fork oil
and Cienciano, I'll probably come back with a bottle a crisp n dry inanyways

Cienciano · 06-05-2013 9:31am

Completely forgot about halfords. Good call!

bryaner · 06-05-2013 9:40am

Handy spot when stuck!

KTRIC · 06-05-2013 1:11pm

Is there a particular fork oil for bank holidays ? :rolleyes:

serious3 · 06-05-2013 4:19pm

i used atf the last 2 times i did the seals in the trials bikes, thats what i was told by someone much wiser than me to use as its 10w same as fork oil. tbh i dont notice any difference between that and the expensive motul i used to use

Skill Magill · 06-05-2013 5:57pm

Seals done, bars raised, new clocks, let the weekend begin!!!
Oh wait...:(

CJhaughey · 06-05-2013 6:11pm

serious3 wrote: »

i used atf the last 2 times i did the seals in the trials bikes, thats what i was told by someone much wiser than me to use as its 10w same as fork oil. tbh i dont notice any difference between that and the expensive motul i used to use

Thats what was used back before Fork oil became widely available.
Its actually specced for my bike in the service manual, from 1988.
Its about 10w and is good for seals as well.

bryaner · 06-05-2013 10:47pm

KTRIC wrote: »

Is there a particular fork oil for bank holidays ? :rolleyes:

Very Helpfull!

Fork Oil of a bankholiday?

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