Fork Service Workshop

[Johan Bornman]

I'mpresenting a Fork Service Workshop this coming Saturday morning from 9:30 to 13:00 in our Jhb training studio.

 

The purpose of this workshop is to show you how to service your suspension fork and your Fox/Rox shock. It is easy to DIY and you need a minimum of tools and consumables.

 

Servicing your own fork will save you a couple of hundred rands per year and give you peace-of-mind that your equipment is in tip-top condition at all times.

 

The workshop is not as sophisticated as the Pro Mechanic Suspension Elements course. Therefore we won't deal with the intricacies of multiple brands, the mixing of suspension fluids and damper modifications. However, you'll learn how to do your own fork and shock, whatever brand or model it is.

 

On the fork side we'll do a full service and on the shock side, only an air sleeve service, not damper service. However, I'll show you how to test your damper (Rebound and RP23 settings)

 

The workshop starts at 9:30 and we should be finished by lunchtime.

 

Cost is R650 pp and includes consumables, oil, O-rings and lubricants for one fork.

It excludes fork seal kits which can be purchased on the day. Approximate cost (brand dependant) is R240-00.

 

I have space for 6 people, two places are already taken.

 

Contact me on johanatyellowsaddledotceeodotzeda if you're interested.

[Johan Bornman]

Thanks for all the enquiries guys. Workshop is full.

 

Next one, next year sometime.

[Cruz Addict]

fark, i really want to do this course!!!!! jOhann please pm when the next workshop will be,i hav ebeen wanting to attend since Jan.

[bikekid]

I think you need to hold a course in Durbs JB

[Motard660]

I think you need to hold a course in Durbs JB

 

I agree with you!!! Our Durbs guys also need to fix our forks.....

[Sepia]

Durban? I am in!

[Johan Bornman]

Eish! I've tried Durban a zillion times. Durbs is all talk and no go. Or am I wrong?

 

Organise it and I'm there. Keep in mind that I cannot travel to Durban with a crate of tools and supplies, stay over at least a night or two, rent a venue, pay for refreshments and come back with some money in my pocket if you okes expect to get it for R300 a pop.