Dirt Bike Fork Rebuild Made Easy!

This fork rebuild went smoothly and was made easy thanks to Pivot Works and Maxima. Dirt bike forks are relatively simple and can be rebuilt in a matter of hours. Check the links below for the tools I used.
-Cameron

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[nicosanto]

Rest in peace brotha, your videos have helped me through a lot.

[garymacleod]

My first fork rebuild went unusually smooth thanks to you. I can't thank you enough!

[reubenkoehn]

I’m just rebuilding my rm125 forks and you can not imagine how much this helped me, thank you so much

[rtharmon]

If your bad at remembering how they assemble, only do one shock at a time.
I already fucked up. it's why I'm here.

[bloodfox]

im a simple man when i see Cameron post a new video i click and i enjoy.

[DesertDirtRider]

I just finished my set after watching the video. Thanks Cameron!

[missmymountain]

Great video.

I'll add that it's a good idea to normalize, or relax, an o-ring after it's installed. With a small screwdriver or pick just place it under the o-ring and lift it out of the groove as if you were going to remove it. Then just roll the screwdriver or pick around the circumference of the groove to allow the o-ring to "unwind" and sit in a relaxed position.

Also, the oil will wick up cardboard so the level is best checked with something a little more non-porous to get an accurate measurement.

[OGKILLa]

Nice tutorial man. I like how you're very organized

[jasonwunder]

You’ll be missed buddy 🤘🏼 always good watching you! Ride in peace brotha!!

[dustinmatney]

Love your videos you really take the time to break down what your doing and give the little tips or tricks that can mean alot for someone that hasn't done something like this

[rolfinator]

Followed your advice to the T and was able to bleed out finally. Thanks man!

[TheCharillz]

I love that your videos are so professional and clean on builds and teardowns, but yet you still show that you dont need that $80 tool!

[mxriderstrokebraaap]

The quality of your videos is amazing!🤙 The cr is going to look so fresh🔥

[videoproductionlosangeles]

You know this like an original factory mechanic!

[vanalstyne]

Good video. I just did mine and used 1000, 1500, then 2, 000 grit paper (wet with fork oil) to smooth out the lower fork tube. Worked well. I really like the cardboard trick, I'm stealing it. Thanks Cameron.

[thatwestcoastrooferguy]

I like the idea of matching them up in order it really makes things easier in making sure things go back in order

[ryancox]

A much better video than the one 7 years ago definitely improved

[ryanasmar]

This is AWESOME! I’m rebuilding my cr250 and I have never done forks before, this helped a lot.

[rileybeer]

Great tutorial man...i like how you have alternatives for special tools which not everyone can get and you explain the steps perfectly... thanks man this really helps me with my CR250

[MaxwellBenson]

Awesome video! I had no idea how many parts were involved with the forks. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us all!!