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Old 08-03-05, 05:09 AM
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Information on how to do it is usually impossible to get. It's not really economical for lbs to service them and manufactures often provide no technical documentation.
[edit] The above applies only to low end forks, particularly those produced by companies that don't also produce high end forks.[/edit]

If you want to service it you pretty much have to work out how it comes apart. Low end forks tend to be fairly simple. Often they just contain a couple of springs and no damper.

A quick search on google came up with this.

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No oil. Just a spring in the cylinder on the left, and empty on the right. you can remove the cover under the adjuster, with a large adjustable wrench - carefully!

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