SealMate Fixes your Leaking Fork Seals - Blue

I have a 2010 victory hammer S and the front left fork mysteriously started leaking. I made an appointment and was quoted 400 bucks to replace the fork seals on both sides. A quick Google search revealed this seal mate product for under 10 bucks. Not a big fan of gimmicks I thought for 10 bucks I’ll give it a shot. I’m happy to report that it worked like a charm. I couldn’t believe it and neither can my biker friend who helped me with this. The product actually worked and now my fork no longer leaks.

I might just have "too many" motorcycles. My wife seems to think so. Periodically rebuilding the forks on my small fleet to repair leaking seals seems to be a non-stop chore. I have always thought "there has to be a better way". I have also noticed over time that every seal I have ever removed and replaced looked brand new. I have a pretty fair pile of "brand new" fork seals accumulated over 44 years of motorcycling. This never sat well with me - I always thought "it must be something else". Well, it turns out it was. How many leaky fork seals have I replaced that were only leaking because a small piece of grit had gotten between them and the fork slider? In retrospect, every darn one of them. But now, thanks to this spectacular little tool, I can say "never again!!!" I've already used it on two bikes in the mere six hours I have owned this tool - it fixed both of them. Where was this thing 44 years ago? Do all of your riding buds a favor - turn them on to this little tool. They will love you for life.

I can literally make this product and I did to something that is a little more stable

Easy to use and works great. Lost a bit of oil in the front forks - thought I would give this a try before bringing it in to the shop. This got the dirt out of the oil seal and I haven't seen a drop since.

Simple to use and worked great for me on 2007 Buell Blast with fork seal leak bad enuf to drip. Now there is no leak at all. Much cheaper than new seals.

Not sure what I was doing wrong as I watched multiple how-to videos and followed along step by step, but on my first time actually using this product, it refused to slide under the fork seal and ended up just bending back on itself.Maybe my seals were too new? Maybe I got one that had been sitting a long time? Hard to say, but can't recommend this product to anyone based on my experience with it.

Thus thing really works!I used it on my 2017 indian Chieftain Limited for a weeping fork seal. Took me around 10 minutes to complete the job.I was quoted $880 for the local service dealer to do the replacement of tge seals and change things I don't needFollowing directions was easy

Did the job I needed it to do!