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Date Posted: Sun September 09, 2007 11:07:06PM
Author: Greg from CA
Subject: Re: Where do I start looking for rear air shock leak
In reply to: Craig O 's message, "Where do I start looking for rear air shock leak" on Sun September 09, 2007 10:23:34PM

Craig, you did'nt mention the year or how many miles are on the bike but the most common areas for leaks will be at the hose fittings. Pump up the system and apply a little soapy water around the hose connections and if there is a leak, it should show up. Hopefully it is not an internal seal leak because you can not rebuild the stock shocks.

Greg

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