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Posted by Troll
 - July 27, 2014, 18:12:52 PM

No drains. You will have to take them out of the yoke and pop the tops, invert them in a coffee can and wait...

Posted by Tecumseh
 - July 27, 2014, 17:49:19 PM
Quote from: BC on July 27, 2014, 17:33:35 PM

Hi guys,my front fork bottoms really easy,and i was wandering how much i can "overfill" to make it a bit stiffer? Right now its 292mm as by the book.
Measured the springs,and they are well within speccs.So this idea of adding some more oil is just a Quick fix (if it works) im going to put in some progressive springs when the riding season is over. And is there a way to drain the forks from oil,without disassemble the forks?

Over filling will lead to blown fork seals! not a good idea. try a heavier oil.
Posted by BC
 - July 27, 2014, 17:33:35 PM

Hi guys,my front fork bottoms really easy,and i was wandering how much i can "overfill" to make it a bit stiffer? Right now its 292mm as by the book.
Measured the springs,and they are well within speccs.So this idea of adding some more oil is just a Quick fix (if it works) im going to put in some progressive springs when the riding season is over. And is there a way to drain the forks from oil,without disassemble the forks?

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