Hello folks
Looking at changing the fork oil on ye old kat,would anyone know or suggest the air gap measurement
Many thanks
Fork air gap
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Kryten
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Re: Fork air gap
Hi. According to the info I have. The measurement is 221 mm, which I read as the air gap.
This should be equal to 227ml.
I set mine at that with the springs out and the suspension compressed. I did a write up for the newsletter a while ago. But that might have been on the old forum.
This should be equal to 227ml.
I set mine at that with the springs out and the suspension compressed. I did a write up for the newsletter a while ago. But that might have been on the old forum.
Jim
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Re: Fork air gap
Kryten wrote: ↑Sat Oct 08, 2022 4:33 pmHi. According to the info I have. The measurement is 221 mm, which I read as the air gap.
This should be equal to 227ml.
I set mine at that with the springs out and the suspension compressed. I did a write up for the newsletter a while ago. But that might have been on the old forum.
That’s great,thanks for the info
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mEv_fCMi90
Yes great video,thanks very much for sharing
