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[Steve Rydall]

Looks like I'm in the market for new fork seals and probably boots for my new (to me) A12...One of em started leaking pretty bad today...Bummer, only put about 200 km on it so far!(25000 km total though)Anyways I'm looking for something easy to install and readily available in Canada.I've heard the lifetime seals are kinda tough to install, and I have no idea where to source them in Canada. Would factory parts be my best bet? I searched the archive and I think I'm gonna try Swede's air method of removal.The tubes themselves look perfect. Thanks guys! Steve A12

[Tengai650]

At 10:01 PM -0400 4/9/01, Steve Rydall wrote:

>Looks like I'm in the market for new fork seals and probably boots for my >new (to me) A12...One of em started leaking pretty bad today...Bummer, only >put about 200 km on it so far!(25000 km total though)Anyways I'm looking for >something easy to install and readily available in Canada.I've heard the >lifetime seals are kinda tough to install, and I have no idea where to >source them in Canada. >Would factory parts be my best bet? >I searched the archive and I think I'm gonna try Swede's air method of >removal.The tubes themselves look perfect. >Thanks guys!

I finally got around to doing the lifetime seals yesterday afternoon and they were CAKE. No need to dismantle the forks to do seals if you're careful. As far as boots go, Daystar number 58 in the color of your choosing are the way to go; zillion times better than stock. Mark B2 A2 A3

[Rich Kickbush]

I think you mean the 'Leakproof' brand and I saw some hanging on my dealer's wall, so they must be available in Canada. Your dealer should be able to get them, and if he tries to push OE on you, go somewhere else. Rich

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[Steve Rydall]

Cool, thanks guys,guess I'll have a look for leakproof seals and daystar boots! Steve [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[Timothy Cook]

I have joined two KLR groups on Yahoo. This one and the klr650 club. http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/klr650 Tim