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Old 11-17-16 | 08:53 PM
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Sliding suspension forks are well known for wear/slop between the uppers and lowers. Low cost ones like pictured likely are on the worse end of the range. This is why on high end forks much effort is taken with surface treatments and bushing design. Additionally the distance (or lack of) between the upper and lower bushings effect the support or slop.


It's very doubtful that you will ever find replacement bushings for this fork for a few reasons. It's doubtful That you'll improve the fork's condition. Keeping it lubed will slow down future wear. Andy.
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