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frizzy

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  1. hi, i damaged a fork stanction before and repaired it. if you file down any high spots on the stanction then use a very fins wet and dry sand paper. clean it all with petrol then warm up the stanction till its hot. mix up some aroldite and put a blob onto the dent, as the fork is hot and dry the aroldite will go very runny. let it cool and dry, then rub down with very fine wet and dry. reasemble onto the bike with the repair facing the rear and hopefully it shouldnt damage the seal........ hope it works for you like it did for me.....
  2. i would sugest a txt 80, ive had one for my sone for the last four years and it hasn't missed a beat. its very reliable and the full size wheels make those bumps easier to go over for the kids. im in the process of selling my sons now as ive just moved him up onto a 125 gas gas.
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