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RG500 Rebuild - Front Fork Part 2

Order of assembly is important. After making Forks Part 1 I put some parts together in the wrong sequence because I have Race Tech Emulators in my forks. Watch this video and learn from my mistakes; make your life easier. 1) Drop fork tube into fork lower 2) Drop small Emulator spring into fork tube 3) Drop Damper Rod into fork tube 4) Anneal copper washer which goes onto 10mm head Alan Head Bolt which holds the Damper Rod in place 5) Drop damper rod holder tool (3 inch long bolt with 24mm head shown in previous RG500 Rebuild fork video    • RG500 Rebuild - Front Forks  ) 6) Tighten allan head bolt using long 8mm allan socket 40Nm / 28Lb/ft / 336 lb/in 7) Drop Emulator on top of damper rod 7a) Use 1 1/2" PVC pipe to drive fork seal into lower fork leg. 8) Support fork vertically, fully compress it, then fill with 20wt fork oil to 105mm fork tube 9) Drop long fork spring in 10) drop hat shaped washer on top of spring 11) Drop spacer in 11) Drop flat washer on top of spacer 12) Install fork cap When installing forks drop them 20mm in the top triple clamp for better handling. It's amazing how this makes it flick in quicker while still being stable le riding at high speed. Use an adjustable shock link (available from Lancegamma.com) and a carpenter's angle guage to set fork angle to 23 degrees from vertical.