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where can I buy the kits and how hard is it to replace the seals on the forks of a 1981 GS650L...Any help will be appreciated! 
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fork seals
fork seals
any suzi dealer should have them in stock or be able to bring them in for you. it's not a difficult job but you'll save yourself alot of headache on this and future endevours if you invest in a manual!
fork seals
any suzi dealer should have them in stock or be able to bring them in for you. it's not a difficult job but you'll save yourself alot of headache on this and future endevours if you invest in a manual!
Farking leaking seals
Farking leaking seals
I've found that sometimes you have to pay the big bucks and go with the "Authentic Suzuki Parts". On my '78 GS750, I tried some aftermarket ones, but they weren't worth a pinch of racoon droppings. Replaced them with the Suzi parts and haven't had any problem since! I did need some for my GT250 and went with the aftermarket ones with no problems. Must be the awesome power the GS' have over the old oil burners????? 8O
Farking leaking seals
I've found that sometimes you have to pay the big bucks and go with the "Authentic Suzuki Parts". On my '78 GS750, I tried some aftermarket ones, but they weren't worth a pinch of racoon droppings. Replaced them with the Suzi parts and haven't had any problem since! I did need some for my GT250 and went with the aftermarket ones with no problems. Must be the awesome power the GS' have over the old oil burners????? 8O
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Buy your self a clymer manual I used one several years ago to change mine its not hard at all and it gave me the chance to hand polish the fork legs
