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Sherco 250 2009 Fork Oil

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Hello from Greece . I cant find in the forum , how much oil needs each fork leg . My bike is a sherco 250 2009 and it has ceriani forks . Thank you .

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Thank you KOZZR . I suppose there are no differents between Ceriani and Pioli forks .

NOTE: The oil quantity and procedure are different on the later model paoli/ ceriani with separate spring/ rebound adjusters.

330 ml is incorrect!

You must understand that there the old standard forks with air caps, at 330ml per side, then the new style Paioli with adjusters which came about "06-"07.

One leg has spring, other has damper, L-R accordingly.

Rates on these are 385ml on L, and 370 on R(no spring), BUT one must totally remove and pump out the damper cartridge in right let to use measures because they retain oil. This is critical! Pump it for 5 min!

Set by heights, they are L- 110mm and R -60mm, difficult to measure as well so pump out the damper to remove old oil is simplist for me.

There you go, now it all changes again with the Tech forks on later models.

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Thanks copemech . I thing i found it in splatshop blogs , talking about sherco forks from 06 - 11 .

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