what level fork oil is the best for stunting

I personally like to use 2.5wt and 5wt oils, then use the adjusters to stiffen as needed. There is also an issue of lo and hi speed damping, the ...

About the only way to attempt some change is to measure the oil level from the top. By just removing the springs ("unscrew" them on the way out ...

Tune in 10mm increments. Measure the oil level with the Fork Spring out, chrome tube at bottom of stroke, top of fork tube down to the top of ...

If bottoming or ride-height is something you want to change, you might be better off buying stiffer springs. Changing oil viscosity affects both ...

I like to use 15wt synthetic fork oil in most of my bikes when the forks are set-up good. Click to expand... The chart that LDR linked ...

This handy tool helps user accurately fill the right amount of oil into the bike's forks. The adjustable ring measures oil levels from 0 to ...

"Dry fork requires .5 to 1.0oz more than the wet amount due to residual oil left clinging inside the fork." Use 20 weight for average conditions ...

A quick bit of maths shows me to raise the level from 120mm to 106mm is around 15 milliliters of oil. That is half a nip or about half a fluid ...

Had the original fork oil in it when I got it a few years ago. Came ... My right fork seal is leaking like a dog and I need to replace ...

I build motorcycle suspensions for a living and own the company, so finally a question right in my ballpark. Forks and shocks do an ...

I would recommend the first change at 12K miles. If the fork oil looks good at 12K, then I might consider going to the factory recommendation of 24K.

Most recommendations ie 120-150mm are the air gap from the top of the tube to the top of the fluid level, you fill with oil and then use a ...

@SSR: In the US, commonly used fork oils are 5W, 10W and 15W. Higher weight, like 20W fork oil will make the forks quite stiff for sure. For a ...

What I did was measure what I took out. Not saying it was the right way but it worked. There are a lot of steps to do it Victorys way I would ...

6.8 oz when you do a complete overhaul. 9. Raise the bike and replace the front springs. Loosen the top triple clamp pinch bolts again to ...

Manual calls for 338ml of fork oil, which is supposed to equate to the oil 355mm down from the top of the fork tube, fully extended, spring removed.

The mod was worth it. I'll rebuild the forks in the spring time, but for now this mod is great. No more bottoming out when entering a driveway.

Refilled each fork leg with 150ml of 15w oil (just ended up using my engine oil as it was the right weight) Atomik forks are quite soft from ...

Yes it is. When you are rebuilding your forks, if the book says add 125cc of fork oil, then measure out 125cc and pour it in.

"With the fork supported upright and the tube compressed: The Right fork takes ~ 22.7 oz. Also measure from the top edge down to the fluid level ...