Colour Name:Black Brand New and Sealed Including Instructions. Sealmate is a tool that can fix your leaking fork seals without disassembling your forks. This tool works wonders; it can prevent you from having to replace your fork seals which can be time consuming to repair and be costly. You can easily obtain debris in your seals, which causes them to leak whilst riding. The Seal Mate tool can be placed in your backpack to have quick and easy access in order to remove and cleaning the debris from the fork seals. Never let leaky fork seals ruin your day of riding again! This product works on almost any type of motorcycle. Before you attempt the hassle of repairing a leaking seal give the inexpensive tool, Seal Mate, a try today. - The Seal Mate Tool is the only tool on the market engineered to fix your leaking fork seals. - Works with almost every kind of motorcycle, dirt bike, and even mountain bikes (Regular and Inverted Fork Suspensions). - In less than 5 minutes and for £10, you can reseal your leaking fork seals without the hassle of disassembling your forks. - We recommend you use the Seal Mate tool as maintenance tool so you can prolong the life of your fork seals. - Some motorcycle shops will recommend that you replace your fork seals (for a small price of around £150-£250) when in fact they don't need to be unless they are ripped or torn. - Considering Seal Mate is only £10, what do you have to lose? - Seal Mate has proudly helped over 100,000 people fix their leaking fork seals.
C**Y
Good value
Excellent product would buy again
A**L
Cheap and does the job perfectly. This is a MUST BUY!
Highly recommend this product, very easy to use, fixed the problem instantly and for the price this is a great product.
G**R
Why wasn't this available 30 years back?
For 30 years I've dismantled fork legs to replace the seals if they leak. This thing fixed a leak on my Explorer in fifteen minutes! Obviously it's not going to help if you have pits in your forks - you'd need to change the stanchion. But in my case the leak was caused by dirt under the seal, and the tool cleared it out.To use it, follow the instructions on YouTube. You need to get everything scrupulously clean so that you can tell if there is any new oil leaking. I recommend flushing the area with brake cleaner and using a clean dry cloth on the end of a something like a chopstick to wipe it out. Although the regular users can probably use it without damaging the tool, it's so thin that you should assume you're going to use it one job as it tends to crumple on insertion. I don't care - even with one use, this is half the price of a new seal and doesn't need a bike stand, a couple of hour's work, and new fork oil. Recommended.
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