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Lizard Skins...
Worth a tenner?


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William Earl Of BlackHeart

23/04/07 11:36

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Anyone find a benefit of using lizard skins (or similar bodged seal) around fork posts?

Any draw back other than the obvious aesthetic?

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Nobby

23/04/07 11:49

I believe they will successfully trap & hold all sorts of shite on your stanchions & help destroy your seals quite quickly...

=:¬O

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William Earl Of BlackHeart

23/04/07 11:53

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So that's what they end up doing is it?

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Dan : /

23/04/07 12:04

yep

23/04/07 12:05

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I believe they work better for dry dusty conditions, but in the wet you'll get a nice sticky paste to mess stuff up.

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William Earl Of BlackHeart

23/04/07 12:06

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Ok, shan't be bothering with those then!

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The Lizard

23/04/07 13:04

Good for rear shocks, headsets and dérailleurs as long as you remove and clean after every couple of rides.

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Edited: 23/04/07 13:10

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