Description
Mineral based fork oil designed for cartridge and standard-type forks.
Shear stable, high viscosity index formulation maintains film strength and reduces wear.
Advanced, Lubricinol-fortified additive system minimizes stiction and reduces running friction while minimizing foaming and air entrainment.
Ultra clean formulation eliminates corrosion and conditions seals.
Features and Benefits
- Designed for cartridge and standard-type forks.
- Lubricinol-fortified formulation reduces overall friction and decreases stiction.
- Shear stable, high viscosity index formula maintains film strength and reduces wear.
- Maintains optimal damping performance by minimizing foaming and air entrainment.
- Keeps internals clean while eliminating corrosion and conditioning seals.
Applications
For all cartridge and standard-type forks.
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