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  1. TalkForward6531 on

    there is oil inside the fork, primarily used for lubrication so that the fork cycles smoothly.

  2. brewskibroski on

    These have a small amount of oil in the fork lowers for lubrication — from the factory it will be Fox 20 wt gold in the air spring bath and 5 wt with Teflon in the damper bath, which cycles through the Grip damper circuits. The 20 wt doesn’t really slosh like this, the 5 wt might but this sounds a little less viscous than I would expect. It *could* be some water has gotten in but that would be a lot of water.

    Regardless you are almost certainly due for a lowers service. They’re easy enough to do with home tools and a seal kit, but the oils are sort of an investment. The 5 wt Teflon has been phased out in favor of 4 wt without Teflon (presumably for environmental reasons).

  3. CraftySock7250 on

    Take the seat post off and turn it upside down. If it is liquid, it should come out.

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