That’s hard to come by these days and it’s pretty thin with sharp edges. I made mine out of a plastic milk jug and have seen them made from a playing card. Ace of spades works best.
You really should install some rubber gaiters. One gravel nick in the steel upper tubes or even dried bugs can literally scuff, scar or cut the seal lips.
unfortunately they didn't work, the sealmate was designed to fit over fork seal assembly and cover some of the fork tube. i have to see if it works with eagle mike fork brace clamping to it
unfortunately they didn't work, the seal was designed to fit over fork seal assembly and protrude into fork tube. i have to see if it work with eagle mike fork brace clamping to it
stock fork boots long gone. using these. they slip over seal assembly like a sheath. i didn't mount mine this way and they are moving up/down on tube. i don't know if i can use this with eaglemike brace. will try today
this works. seal is covered and protected. fork brace back in stock location/mounted correctly
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