Luvs2Ride
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- First reviewNovember 13, 2012
- Last reviewJanuary 12, 2013
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- Average rating5
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- First review commentNovember 11, 2012
- Last review commentNovember 11, 2012
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Luvs2Ride's Reviews
New super low profile fork bleeders allow you to bleed air pressure in your forks to reduce harshness. For use on most Kayaba and Showa inverted forks with a M5 x 0.8 air bleed screw in the fork cap. New ultra-compact, low profile design is only 11 mm high installed. Stainless steel body is stronger and will not corrode. Easy to install, simply replace the OEM bleeder screw with the micro bleeder. Reduces harshness caused by air build-up. Allows bleeding of air pressure without tools. One of the easiest bolt-on upgrades you can make to your forks. Kit includes two bleeder valves.
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Luvs2Ride
Location:Jacksonville, Florida
A must have
January 12, 2013
"These fork bleeders are a must have on any dirtbike. I have a 1998 Kawasaki KX250, and they fit petfect. I reccommend hand tighting then no more than a 1/4 turn with the right size screw driver to tighting."
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Motul Transoil Gearbox Oil is a Technosynthese lubricant designed for gearboxes with an integrated wet clutch using a different oil from the engine oil. Works for motorcycles, road, trails, cross (2 or 4-stroke engine), Enduro (2 or 4-stroke engine), mopeds, scooters, or quads. Designed for operating in severe conditions, e.g. racing, high temperature, high stress. It is recommended when manufacturers require SAE 10W-40 engine oil or SAE 80 gearbox oil. Less shifting effort required at the gear lever. High resistance oil film between gears. Avoids clutch slipping for a better efficiency. Dispersant properties to maintain a clean clutch. Extreme pressure tolerant, anti-wear, anti-corrosion, anti-foam. API Standards: API GL-4.
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Luvs2Ride
Location:Jacksonville, Florida
Awesome
November 13, 2012
"This oil is AWESOME. I notice a difference between Motul oil and other oils I have used in the past. I highly recommend this oil if you ride a 2 stroke. Price is great also"
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Luvs2Ride's Review Comments
The Motion Pro SealMate is a convenient tool that easy to use and can save you some serious dough and time from rebuilding your forks. The hook design on the SealMate easily extracts dirt and debris trapped between the fork tube and fork seal causing fork oil to leak. The simple yet efficient design makes the Motion Pro SealMate compatible with conventional and upside down forks. Easy way to keep your fork seals clean and debris free. Extracts dirt and debris trapped between fork seal and tube. Will work on conventional and up-side down forks.
Overall5 out of 5
5 out of 5Works perfect!!
By Honda403
from Midland, MI
Fixed my leaking seal like magic!! It's thin so you have to be careful when your using it. You won't be disappointed if you use it right, BUY IT!
Luvs2Ride
Location: Jacksonville, Florida
Just curious
Posted November 11, 2012
I was just curious, what do you have to be careful with when using the Motion Pro Sealmate?
Factory Effex provides the ability to apply backgrounds to any motorcycle in any design with their universal background sheets. Factory Effex universal background sheets are made from 16 mil. sheets to provide a thick durable background that is backed with super sticky adhesive. Each universal background sheet is 12in x 18in and comes 3 to a pack to cover the side panels and the front number plate.
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3 out of 5
3 out of 5THIN
By kamotors
from Reno,NV
Just bought a set in red, Very easy to cut and super sticky, but ONE big problem, they are basically translucent. Way too thin, it is very bright red on my white front number plate and very dark and dull on my black side panels.
Luvs2Ride
Location: Jacksonville, Florida
How??
Posted November 11, 2012
How can it be to thin if it is 16 mil?
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