How much oil does a grom forks take?

Very little oil will come out on its own. Each time you pump the fork, a little more will come out. You should get about 200-220 ml out if your take you time.

What fork oil should I use?

Instead, look for a fork oil with a high viscosity index (VI). A higher VI indicates better resistance to viscosity changes throughout broad temperature swings. That translates into consistent shock performance and feel despite the ambient and operating conditions. And a consistent ride equals a more effective rider.

Can you use any oil for fork oil?

ATF is close to most 7-10w oils. If you must, use that as your damper oil. For straight lubricating oil (like in the lowers of a Fox 40), motor oil is just fine.

What is fork oil in bike?

Fork oil is a lubricant that is used inside the tubes of conventional front forks on a motorcycle. Each motorcycle brand has its own specifications for the grade of oil to be used in a particular model, as well as the amount. Each leg of the fork needs to have the oil changed or replaced periodically.

What can I use instead of fork oil?

Peanut Butter, and in some cases jelly…………. Many motorcycle supply shops also sell fork oil if you’re having a hard time finding some. Massage oil is the real secret! After all you do want to keep the insides working good and what better way then to have massage oil working it.

What kind of oil do you use in a dirt bike fork?

Maxima Hydraulic is the best fork oil for dirt bikes in 2020. You don’t just replace fork oil when you replace your seals, or when you think it’s “been a while”. Different weight fork oil, will literally change the way your suspension feels.

Can you use motor oil in MTB forks?

Motor oil is unlikely to damage your fork, but it will ride like crap.

How do I know if my forks need oil?

Some indicators for basic bath oil/seal service = leaking around seals, excessive oily dirt goo build up on top of seals that reappears on every ride, visible wear on stanchions(by that time it’s too late).

What is Type E fork oil?

HD Recommendations Some say type E is equivalent to 10W, some say it’s equivalent to 15W oil or more from other manufacturers. Just keep in mind when changing fork oil, you don’t want to mix different used oils together with new oil.