🛡️ Protect Your Fork Seals with Seal Savers SS134BLK - Black Color Review

They may not be necessary as I mostly ride on the road, but I'd rather pay $22 for a gasket jacket than a gasket rebuild. Suitable for DRZ400SM

Used, replace twice a year, maybe 3. Saved him once a year, would buy again, no problem, comes with at least 3-4 years , before much wears out, they last

Probably the cheapest purchase for an off-road motorcycle. I haven't had to change the fork seals in over 5 years since they were installed. This is not a pipe dream! There really is no excuse not to have them.

these things are great! If you have an off-road bike, you should have seal protectors and buy sewn ones, not velcro. Yes, you have to loosen a few screws to pull the plugs out, but it only takes 5 minutes. If I get a used bike with leaking forks, I rebuild them and install security seals, but I haven't had to rebuild my forks with them yet. So if you don't have leaks, install them to avoid leaks. I flip mine they should do a version without the logo or pay me to rock the logo haha

This seemed like a good idea and so far they're not "bad". but they are not big. These clothes came from riding my property and after a few singles. The straps broke almost immediately. So as you can see I switched to metal which I would recommend. You are doing a great job. Haven't used the whole device either, only blocked once to test the concept it made with a small gap, even with a crack they still work. And as long as they don't snap anymore they should be fine, but I guess only time will