Tribble fork

Enjoying a nice sunday ride with a friend 80 miles from the garage and the L/H fork seal gives out on me, hydraulic oil cover my leg from the knee down, all over the engine primary cover and even the...

I’ll be riding other bikes for a bit. I’m due for 20k service and my fork seals are gone. I’m told a rebuild is normal at 15k so I guess I did good going this long. Gonna be $1200 all said and done so...

And we keep going on and on... As you remember, it was decided to introduce a more powerful fork - from Suzuki GN 125, and also at the same time to install roller bearings in the steering column. But...

In this small report I will tell you how to service the fork of the Honda GL 1800 motorcycle. Since the bike is very heavy, and the fork is honestly a bit thin for such weight, it has to be serviced o...

My right side clicker is "crunchy" and not as smooth or precise stops as the other side. It's not the damping rod or anything else below, it's the upper clicker assembly as it does it while the top is...

These are WP forks from a KTM Duke 2 640 so the size and geometry are a good match for the street scrambler proportions.The spec sheet says these are 43mm WP upside-down telescopic forks, reload, comp...

This is quite an increase from stock but I am reducing the seat height by at least half so I think this evens out on balance... Here is the swing arm with my 375 mm bespoke Hagon shockers (I may well...

I've been working slowly on the forks for the past few weeks. A lot of distractions lately, but things are still moving. From an appearance point of view, I knew I'd be repainting parts, but the cur...

Replacing the fork seals on my bike and I can't get the shaft to come out. I've put the forks in a clamp and violently pulled to no avail. The other one came apart just fine. Any ideas? 08' CBR 600RR...

I was ready to mount the forks on the frame, and, in an uncharacteristic flash of foresight, I realized that assembling the entire bike up on the work table may not be the smartest plan.  Do...

I was ready to mount the forks on the frame, and, in an uncharacteristic flash of foresight, I realized that assembling the entire bike up on the work table may not be the smartest plan.  Do...

Front fender will be held in place using brackets of the existing bottom fork metalwork. The original KTM Duke fender was a close fitting hugger that would look terrible (and won't fit). I should be a...

I will attempt to replace the Fork Seals on my 97 Honda Shadow Spirit....

First time to do fork seals. Only took 3 hours. It was not as hard as I thought. Ready to ride....

First step was to build the dust excluder assenblies. This is really just installing seals and O rings. Apparently some time during '71, there were two seal designs. One was a conventional pressed-...