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is new fork springs the answer ?
hi all, with my 3aj sitting on a paddock stand, i find that by pulling up on the handlebars there,s approx 4cm of free travel upwards in the forks!! there was very little air and i don,t know what quantity of oil is in them or even goes into them as i have no manual. any suggestions please?
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