Where can i buy fox float oil from the internet?? Iv looked through CRC and Merlinbut cant find any... or am i just looking in all the wronge places?
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Where can i buy fox float oil from the internet?? Iv looked through CRC and Merlinbut cant find any... or am i just looking in all the wronge places?
Est
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"girly pants"
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Save money, don't buy fox float oil. Just get a good quality hydralic/fork oil of the same weight from a motorbike shop... Younger a lifetimes supply for the same cost.
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The problem with that is that Fox Float Fluid doesn't have a weight on it.
Handily I happen know that Finish line's Wet Lube is a perfect substitute!
If you must have the proper thing then go to Mojo or do a search for Fox Float Fluid
you can put wet lube in the shocks?!?!
"The correct number of bike to own is n+1, where 'n'is equal to the current number of bikes owned"
"girly pants"
My Site http://www.ezerider.com serving Staffordshire, South Cheshire & Derby
NO, you don't use fox float fluid as damping oil you only need a tiny bit of it for lubrication.
Don't confuse fork oil with float fluid.
So, are you looking for float oil or suspension fork oil? Float oil is far thicker than suspension oil.
I may well have been confusing the issue... Good to know that though
"Duct tape is like the force: It has a dark side and a light side and it holds the universe together."- Carl Zwanzig
On an earlier post descusing fox forks it was said that one person lifted the seals clean and topped up with a teaspoon of float fluid, as my forkshave notbeen done for a long time i thaughti would do this to help tied them oer untill i eather have enulf money to get them done... or enulth nerve to do the my self!
Also in my MBR maintenace mag they put it in their rear shock for maintenance.
My forks have never been serviced but have had the bike for two years... i think i may need to start to do sumthing with them!
"The correct number of bike to own is n+1, where 'n'is equal to the current number of bikes owned"
"girly pants"
My Site http://www.ezerider.com serving Staffordshire, South Cheshire & Derby
Whatever you do, when servicing your suspension... Know your limits.
24" of travel and counting...
"This is what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object..."
.... Also don't attempt to service your shock the weekend before an important weekend away on the bikes.
"Duct tape is like the force: It has a dark side and a light side and it holds the universe together."- Carl Zwanzig
I have one coming up on the 18th june... i amnot sure this will be enulf time.... Also don't attempt to service your shock the weekend before an important weekend away on the bikes.
"The correct number of bike to own is n+1, where 'n'is equal to the current number of bikes owned"
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