Suspension Fork Servicing
Suspension fork servicing cleans the stanchions, replaces seals, and refreshes the oil on your e-bike or scooter front end. It restores smooth travel and stops the stiction, leaks, and clunks of a neglected fork.
Find a TechnicianCommon causes
- Worn or torn fork seals leaking oil
- Old, broken-down suspension oil
- Dirt and grit scoring the stanchions
- Stiction making the fork feel sticky
- Lost air pressure or wrong spring rate
- Long intervals since the last service
Frequently asked questions
How often does a suspension fork need servicing?
A lower-leg service is typical every 50 hours or so of riding, with a full oil and seal service less often, sooner if you ride in wet or dusty conditions.
Why does my fork feel sticky or notchy?
That's usually stiction from dry seals or contaminated oil; a service cleans and re-lubricates everything so it glides smoothly again.
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