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Crown Bolts
Top Cap Assemblies
Fork Brace Bolts
Brake Posts
Shaft Bolts
Degreaser
Judy Butter or high quality teflon fortified grease (no lithium grease)
RockShox 5wt or 8wt oil (or fork oil without seal-sweller additives)
Before every ride, inspect the following parts:
1. Front wheel and quick release for proper installation and adjustment
2. Fork for any obvious damage (crown, brace, upper tubes, lower tubes, and dropouts)
3. Front brake cable for proper routing
4. Front brake pads for proper contact with the rim
5. Front brake lever for proper adjustment
6. Headset for proper function and adjustment
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FTER EVERY RIDE CLEAN AND DRY FORK
A
FTER EVERY WEEK OR
A
8
FTER EVERY WEEK OR
HOURS OF RIDING
F
:
OLLOW THIS PROCEDURE
1. Lift fork boots from lower tubes, and wipe double seal area and upper
tube clean. Apply 2-3 drops of teflon-fortified oil to the upper tubes at
the seal. (See Fig.4)
2. Refit fork boots into double-seal groove using small blade screwdriver.
Engage boot with double seal groove at the rear and rotate boot
around the upper tube to fully engage its lower edge behind the brace.
A small amount of oil on the mating surfaces helps.
3. Check crown bolts,brace bolts,and brake posts for proper torque.
(Refer to Tightening Torque Table,above.)
4. Repeat procedure on other leg.
T
T
IGHTENING
ORQUE
60 in-lb (6.8Nm)
30 in-lb (3.4Nm)
60 in-lb (6.8Nm)
60 in-lb (6.8Nm)
60 in-lb (6.8Nm)
L
C
UBRICANTS AND
LEANERS
REGULAR MAINTENANCE
B
EFORE EVERY RIDE
,
TAKING CARE NOT TO GET WATER IN FORK AT THE UPPER TUBE
8
HOURS OF RIDING
,
CLEAN AND OIL THE UPPER TUBES AND CHECK FASTENERS FOR PROPER TORQUE
T
ABLE
:
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LOWER TUBE JUNCTION
Fig. 4
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