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Free to good home
Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2018 1:19 pm
by PADDYTFIELD
Just replaced forks on my Triumph 1200 Explorer so have a spare pair of bottom fork assemblies that tubes and legs,right leg has a bit of damage where I had to drill out a rounded axle crimp bolt but the tubes are good ,no springs or bushes but will chuck in a new SKF 46mm forkseal kit,I’m in Scarborough,give me a call on 07488254795 and you can pop round and get em,free,for nowt,gratis SFA cheers Paddy....

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Re: Free to good home
Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2018 3:18 pm
by anthony29040
out of interest what have you replaced them with and why,cheers tony (exploder owner)

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Re: Free to good home
Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2018 4:34 pm
by PADDYTFIELD
Hi
Had a leaky fork seal,so began stripping the front end and one of the axle crimp bolts just rounded off, so tried a torx head tapped in and it just rounded off,so got the stud extractor kit out and snapped one,so got the drill out and the hss bit went off at an angle and damaged the area around the thread so I needed a new leg with calliper mount but they come as a complete unit at a cost of £314 and it’s always best to get a pair so that’s £628 plus 2 set of seals plus 2 sets of dust seals plus 2 lots of oil

........so £700 later plus a 100 mile trip in the car I’m now fitting a new oem front end.
I’m just giving away the bits cause I can’t be arssed with putting it up for sale,maybe I’ll get some karma points
Paddy
Re: Free to good home
Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2018 7:30 pm
by anthony29040
thanks for your reply,i am going on a big trip next month so i will check my pinch bolts
cheers tony.
Re: Free to good home
Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2018 7:41 pm
by PADDYTFIELD
Hi
Definitely,mines a 2015 and has had the wheel off a year ago for a tyre change so it shouldn’t have seized,my concern would be if I was stuck in the alps and need to fix a puncture ,so before my next trip I’m copper slipping anything that might need to come off.
Cheers Paddy