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Maxima Racing Fork Fluid

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Maxima Racing Fork Fluid is designed to drastically reduce stiction and meet all front suspension needs on both standard and cartridge systems. This advanced formulation utilizes the latest friction reducers, anti-foam, rust and corrosion inhibitors and is resistant to oxidation and viscosity changes. This viscosity index over 190+ assures constant fork action over a wide temperature range and also contains seal conditioners and shear-stable polymers for long life.

Usage: Racing fork fluid 10WT is for those applications requiring greater damping. All weight grades can be blended for intermediate viscosity grades.

Designed to drastically reduce stiction and meet all front suspension needs on all fork system types.
Resistant to oxidation and viscosity changes.
Viscosity index over 180+ assures constant fork action over a wide temperature range.

Caution: Protect from contamination and excessive heat. Dispose per local regulations.

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Rrocker Verified Purchaser

Over 6 months ago Spotsylvania, Va

Maxima fork fluid

I've used a few other brands in the past but this is the Only thing that goes in my son's or my forks now. The smoothest fluid on the market, I don't know how they make it so slippery but it's hard to hold on to parts when rebuilding your forks. Awesome product!!

brian Verified Purchaser

Over 9 months ago

Worked good

good feel

stallion Verified Purchaser Top 100

1 year 5 months ago

Fork oil

I really like this stuff, good price and good oil

Randy Verified Purchaser

1 year 6 months ago Louisville, KY

The standard in suspension fluids

I'm servicing my own forks these days and the Maxima 5wt fork oil seems to work really well in my WP 4860's on my KTM.

none Verified Purchaser

2 years 4 months ago Woodward, OK 73801, USA

Great product

Japbikemike Verified Purchaser

2 years 5 months ago Long Island, New York, USA

Good stuff

Upped the weight in my 03 suzuki sv1000 to 7 weight. Worked well Over very happy would certainly recommend to friends

125ccmoto

2 years 6 months ago Grand Rapids, MI, USA

Great Preformance if you select the proper weight

This fork oil is amazing if the right weight is chosen. Based on your riding style you will want heavier weight or light weight and based on your body weight. Choose the right one and this fork oil is amazing and preforms well.

Rocky Verified Purchaser

2 years 7 months ago

Great product

Easy to use with nice clear color.

DM794 Top 100 Contributor

2 years 8 months ago Ocala, FL, USA

Good Value for the money.

Not the best fluid I've ever used but its still good for the price.

Motoblock123 Verified Purchaser Top 500

Over 3 years ago Rochester, MN

Fluids

Its fork oil so there is not mich to say about it but i know maxima chemicals are a good trustworthy brand

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Aaron166

Q: What weight oil should I use in my 2016 yz250?

1 year 7 months ago

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Easton

Q: Will it work on a 2003 crf150f

1 year 10 months ago

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Kpatt

Q: What wt oil do i use for a 2002 yz125 and a rider from 130-150lbs?

2 years 11 months ago

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MotoSportExpert

MotoSport Staff Expert

2 years 11 months ago

A: Please refer to your Yamaha service manual for oil recommendations. Generally 5wt fork oil would be recommended.

Daniel

Q: Can I use fork fluid in the shocks?

2 years 11 months ago

I bought the maxima fork fluid and have extra. Is it ok to use it on my shocks as well

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MotoSportExpert

Expert MotoSport Staff

2 years 11 months ago

A: No you would need a shock oil. Please refer to a service manual for your bike for the recommended shock fluid.

dirtrider

Q: What are the differences between the maxima fork oil vs the maxima fork fluid

Over 3 years ago

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MotoSportExpert

Expert MotoSport Staff

Over 3 years ago

A: There really isn't much of a difference between the two products. The Maxima Fork Fluid has a small amount of phosphorus added to help reduce internal component wear. The Fork Fluid is also color coded to where all of the Fork Oils are clear. From a performance standpoint, they are equal.

Randy

Over 3 years ago

A: It's the same thing.

jman

Q: I have a 2012 crf100 i dont know how much oil i need and what weigh would be good also i weigh 180 pound and ride aloy of wooded and rock trails

Over 3 years ago

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MotoSportExpert

MotoSport Staff Expert

Over 3 years ago

A: For correct specifications you will need to refer to your Honda Service manual.

Yammi

Q: If my spring rate is .40 then what wt should i use?

Over 4 years ago

its for a 2005 yz 125

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MotoSportRyanT

Expert MotoSport Staff

Over 4 years ago

A: There is not a specific weight I could give you based on your spring rate. The stock fluid in your forks would be 5 WT., Unless you want the forks to be a bit stiffer, I would recommend sticking with the 5 WT. Fork Fluid.

Ethanator1

Q: Where do you put it in at and how.how often do you need to do it.

Over 4 years ago

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MotoSportRyanT

Expert MotoSport Staff

Over 4 years ago

A: Fork oil is normally poured into the top of the fork. As far as maintenance intervals on how often to change your fork oil, I would have to recommend referring to your vehicles service manual for that information.

ZackAttack10

Q: WT?

Over 8 years ago

What is the difference between 5wt, 7wt, and 10wt

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Drewski

MotoSport Staff

Over 8 years ago

A: Higher the number, thicker the weight.

Heavier the weight, the more dampening you get.

Randy

Over 8 years ago

A: Check your bike's owners manual specifications and go with the closest weight recommended. You can adjust your oil level or quantity up or down to achieve more or less dampening. My KTM WP forks use a 5wt and air gap of 110mm.

Product Variant	Manufacturer Part #
1 Liter / 10WT	59901-10
1 Liter / 15WT	59901-15
1 Liter / 5WT	59901-5
1 Liter / 7WT	59901-7

WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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