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front fork rebuild in UK
Can any one advise where I can send my front forks ( 640 Adv ) for a rebuild or where I can get a rebuild kit if available.
Cheers JT
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Hi, Never used these guys, but they advetise in Trail Bike Magazine here in the UK, - worth a phone call or fax:
There AD reads: 'Shock Repairs, All shocks and Forks serviced or repaired, Import Bikes No Problem' K&S Racing 25-29 Milton Road Sittingbourne Kent ME10 3EX PHONE: 01795 431 700 FAX 01795 438 664 Let me know if they are any good ! Cheers Grif [This message has been edited by Gipper (edited 25 January 2005).]
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Thanks a lot, I'll give them a try
JT
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