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Old 04-11-05, 06:59 PM
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Whats Wrong???

Ive noticed that there is play in my Dirtjumpers 3's lately. So today i looked at it more...I noticed right where the stancions go into the lowers, they wiggle back and forth. I have two questions...

1. Whats wrong and can it be fixed?
My bike manual says there is a 1 year warranty on complete bikes, ive had my bike for less than a year so..
2. If my fork needs replacing, does this waranty cover it?
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If im not mistaken. Play with stanchions and the lower piece means your bushings are shot.
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Would a fork overhaul take care of that?
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yep
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But if your stuff has a warranty, seek that. If that fails, seek the help of whoever made your fork
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So skip the overhaul, try to get a new fork from Norco, then from Marzocchi, if those fail do the overhaul?
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thats what i would do. I mean you payed for the bike, and part of what you pay is for the warranty so you might as well use it.
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I think ill ask my LBS if they think i can get a new fork from that warranty, if not ill just get an overhaul.
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