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  K & L Fork Seals

  Kris in BC

  K&l fork seals for ttr 125

  These seals were so cheaply priced i was skeptical at 1st, when they showed up i noticed they seemed to be of way better quality than all balls stuff, way more comparable to oem quality, install was easy and zero leaks in two years now

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  Race Tech Fork Springs

  Nate in MT

  CRF250L

  If you have a CRF250L, the front spring upgrade is the best possible modification you can do. Easy to install, especially when you watch the RMATV video how-to! Completely changes the handling in the dirt for the better, and no more diving under braking on the street. Has held up to 2.5k miles of hard single track use. Its a no-brainer!

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  Race Tech Shock Spring

  Karl in FL

  Racetech spring supplied by Eibach.

  Got my first ride in a few days after install. Made a noticeable difference over stock on my WR250R. I had to do some research as the spring came branded as Eibach. Found out Eibach supplies these for Racetech. Racetech verifies spring rates and rebrands and adds $20ish to the cost. Cutting out the middle man I would expect to have saved a few $$$.

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  Pro X Fork Seals

  Joshua in ON

  Suzuki installation

  Just installed, didn't take long, doesn't leak anymore

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  Pro X Fork & Dust Seal Kit

  Greg in MS

  OEM Standard Quality

  Pro X makes OEM standard replacement parts. If you can't buy OEM, buy Pro X. Their products are made in the same facility as a leading motorcycle manufacturer. Have always had great luck with Pro X parts!

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  Race Tech Damping Rod Fork Emulators

  Daniel in CA

  2015 KLR 650

  These are a great upgrade to the stock KLR 650 front suspension. It is not very easy to make adjustments, but when you do get them dialed it is worth it.

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