Fork Spring Compressor
$144.99
CSS Fork Spring Compressor
NEW UPDATE! (Not pictured)
Revisions in pin and set screw design have significantly improved the fitment and operation of the tool, setting it apart from other tools.
Made in America with American steel
Available on backorder
Description
This tool is used for compressing the inverted fork spring; to disassemble the fork and replace the oil & dust seals on many motorcycles and dirt bikes.
Using this tool & following manufacturer’s service instructions, the fork spring is safely compressed and allows you to complete the job without anyone else’s assistance.
Compatible with: Yamaha, KTM, Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Hyosung.
Brand new, made in the USA, with American steel.
Limited lifetime warranty. We stand by our craftsmanship and if this tool breaks during normal use conditions, We will repair it or replace it. Free of charge, just pay shipping.
*Please follow all industry standard and service manual safety PPE recommendations while using the tool.*
Additional information
| Weight | 60 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 25 × 6 × 6 in |
2 reviews for Fork Spring Compressor
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Randy Talburt –
This tool is great! I’ve got a very helpful, competent wife, buuut, taking her away from her projects sometimes is asking a lot. All other tools require 2 people to disassemble a fork, speak from quite a few experiences. I’ve only seen this tool on a Euro video and was stoked that an American decided to let us in on a MUCH better way to work on our forks.
Jonathan –
Awesome to hear! Glad you found it useful! Thanks for the message, keep on keepin’ on!!
Repsol Joel –
Bought this to replace the fork seals on my Honda CBR 1000rr. It worked flawlessly and truly made the fork seal replacement process an easy one man ordeal without worrying about things flying around the shop.
Shipping was fast. Would buy again 10x over (and still be cheaper than getting seals done at a dealership).
Jonathan –
Thanks Joel! Glad you liked your tool! The custom paint scheme on this one turned out slick too! Keep on, keepin’ on!