When should I replace my motorcycle's fork seals?

You should replace them immediately if you see any signs of leaking oil on the fork tubes or lowers. It's also best practice to replace them anytime you have the front end disassembled, as old rubber can become brittle and fail.

What are the signs of worn-out fork springs?

The most common signs are a "spongy" feeling in the front end, excessive nose-diving when you apply the front brake, or the suspension bottoming out easily over bumps.

Can I ride with a leaking fork seal?

While you can for a short time, it's not recommended. Leaking fork oil can get on your brakes, reducing stopping power. It also causes poor handling and can lead to permanent damage to the internal fork components if the oil level gets too low.

Triumph Motorcycle Fork Components

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British Standard Triumph Neck Bearing Conversion Kit | Fit Harley or Springer Front End to Triumph
34 reviews $72.00

British Standard Triumph Neck Roller Bearing Conversion - modern bearings for your old Triumph motorcycle
34 reviews $73.90

British Standard Stainless Steel Fork Seal Holders 1968-1970 Triumph
2 reviews $153.77

EMGO Triumph Rubber Fork Gaiters 1963-68 T120 Bonneville TR6 Tiger OEM #97-1645
7 reviews $26.53

British Standard Stainless Steel Fork Seal Holders Triumph 1963 - 1967
8 reviews $150.03

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