How To Remove Forks & Install
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2023
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It felt great being able to show my Iron Bred brother how to change out his stock fork cans for the Arlenness ones. It adds so much contrast to his bike. The process might look a bit tedious if you have never done it but it's not as hard once you get started.
Bruh...I just Googled yesterday on how to change out my fork cans and LORD & BEHOLD, you just made a detailed video. You over there reading my mind...😂😂😂. Good detailed video and much love brother.
😂😂😂 I was watching you from far Solo.
Nice work, it's always good to have an extra set of hands especially when it's one of the homies! I been watching your videos but not subscribed for some reason??? Fixed that though!!! Stay safe!
I really appreciate the time and dedication you guys put into making this video well easy for a brother like myself to be able to do this on my own keep up the good work my brother, Peace n love n now you got a new follower respect
Anytime
Fellas awesome job. Nice and easy.💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
No doubt!
Very good instructions! One tip. Leave the axle in the forks, do one side at a time. One, the forks won't drop when loosened, and two, the forks align perfectly and back in their original position.
The forks will not align by itself. There are specific placements shown in the manual. And if the pinch bolts are loosened the fork will slide right out. How would I get the cans on if the axle is left in the forks?
@@ridefitnation Leave a fork in. Then when installing the removed fork, use the non-removed fork and slide the axle through both now. The "removed" fork is now aligned AND being held with the with the non-removed fork and can be tightened.
Once the "removed fork" is tightened, you can do the same to the other side - using the newly installed fork and the axle to ensure proper alignment. I work alone and have never dropped a fork nor misaligned a fork. 🙂
Nice job my friend time to start up a repair shop lol ride safe
That's the plan and thank you.
Do you edit out all the profanity? 😂 looks great!!
I usually don’t get frustrated from these projects. I have fun learning even through the hard stuff.
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Did you drain the forks before doing this?
No need to drain forks to install these
that's what's up...
Thank you
Are you doing front fat installs for the community yet? Or more into teaching?