Motion Pro 08 0274 Blue Bullet Review

It's so simple, I wish I had thought of this idea 35 years ago, makes installation much easier and safer, no damage to sell.

I tried wrapping the top of the connector with electrical tape, the oil seal started leaking immediately. I went ahead and bit the bullet (bought the bullet) Yeah, my wife hates my puns too. This made it easy to install new seals and after a year I had no leaks. If you plan on making your own fork seals, get these.

My '05 R6 forks did just fine without them. I saw no need for it, or a plastic bag or anything else. I also changed the order of the fill. Put it in the outer fork first, insert it, and then insert the inner tube into the seal and the outer. Of course, you can't use that ball or bag that way because you won't be able to take it out later.

I have replaced fork seals in the past with no problems. As for me, I tried my luck. Using this tool will ensure that the seal and wiper will not be damaged when fitted onto the gate. Such insurance is worthwhile considering how much work is required in the event of damage to the matrices, which is only noticeable when the fork is reinstalled on the bike.

Very difficult to seal, even with grease. I had to use excessive force to seal this instrument. After hours of cleaning parts and painstakingly disassembling the fork etc. I want this new seal to be protected, cared for and seated properly so I don't have to do this job again. Next time I will use a plastic bag or some other plastic wrap. Also in the service booklet only the use of plastic is indicated. And not all YouTube videos used such a tool.