Risk Racing 00-121 Large 45mm - 55mm Seal Doctor , Red , Large (45 millimeters - 55 millimeters)

Unfortunately, I did not need my fork seal cleaning equipment as I needed to replace my forks, but will assuredly need all these goods at some point in the very near future.

After being disappointed with the “Seal Mate” tool which buckled when I tried to insert into the seal, I spent the extra funds for the Risk Racing tool. This little thing went right through the seal like butter! Strong, flexible and sturdy, it took out all the grime and I was back on the trail. This should be your first purchase at the first hint of a seal leak.

R1 almost went in shop for seals. Hoped this would work, and it did.

Man, you need to get one of THESE. I rebuild bikes all the time, and I thought I was going to have to replace these fork seals. Best money I've ever spent on a gadget or doo-dad for my bike.

One fork on my Tenere 1200 was weeping oil, just a tiny bit. I used this, with a LOT of WD40, to clean that seal. It worked like a charm. If you buy one of these, make sure you watch the Risk Racing how to vid on using this before you try it. It'll save you a ripped fork seal, or worse.

Lifesaver when your fork seals are dirty. Insanely easy to use, every motorcycle owner should have one.

I’ve used it several times to stop a leaking fork. Has worked every time

Notice small leak leaving thin oil coating on the fork, buy this to clean the seal before it gets worse. It was easy to use, remove dust seal put this in I rotated this two times very quickly to not lose too much oil. Put the dust cover bag, press the shock ups and down x20 time to seat the dust seal back and remove oils came out during the removal process. Clean the fork In between. Now it's not leaking at all. Will update after ride ;)

Easy to use, more robust than the seal saver one I've used in the past

Used this on my bmw and my fazer 600, work a treat on the fazer that had a quite bad leak, thought for definite the seals had gone, but no, used it a few times, some gunk came out on the seal doctor, leak has stopped. Also used it on my bmw F800 and its kinda worked, leak has subsided but the seal must be past its best , prob not dirt on that one but I do recommend trying it for £20, if you need a bike shop to do the seals it’s an expensive job because of the labour, parts are dirt cheap if you can change the seals yourself, have a go, it’s not as hard as it looks. Plenty videos on YouTube how to change the, most bikes are all the same system

Awsome but slightly bigger for duke 390 and ktm series after adjustment they were worked thanks sellar

Easy to use! Remove all the dirt from the seals. Left the bike for a day to let the seal settle. No leaks now!

Works o.k. on standard forks, not so good on upside down type (like what I got!)