Fox fork service advice

[Growler1]

Hi

 

Can someone please give some advice on what's needed to service my Fox F-series RL 32 fork?

 

It's not that I'm being a cheapskate or anything by not taking it and getting it professionally serviced, but rather that I've heard it's not hard to do and something that should be done a lot more often than I thought, so learning to do it myself makes more sense.

 

Do I need just the wiper kit, or is there something else to?

 

Any advice would be great.

[MrJacques]

Johan Bornmann from yellow saddle is actually offering a training course this weekend if you are in the JHB area. Might already be fully booked though. Other than that there are plenty of resources on the interwebs showing how to service a fork. e.g. http://www.bikeradar.com/mtb/gear/article/workshop-service-the-seals-on-your-fox-32-fork-25020

 

Oh, and make sure ALL the air is let out before taking it apart.

Edited November 9, 2011 by Jacquers

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Who is best at servicing Fox F29 RL forks and RP 23 shocks in CT? (and approximate price for each please)

Edited November 9, 2011 by Eraser

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Who is best at servicing Fox F29 RL forks and RP 23 shocks in CT? (and approximate price for each please)

 

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[DJR]

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Who is best at servicing Fox F29 RL forks and RP 23 shocks in CT? (and approximate price for each please)

Omnico, they are the only official agents for Fox in C Town. You can send the fork to them through any LBS. Action cycles in the city centre have also done good work for me, servivcing both Fox and Rockshox.