SKF High Protection Fork Seal And Wiper

All I can say is if you have WP Forks do not buy anything but these. I learned the hard way. The All Balls seals are not even close to the correct tolerance and the plastic is very hard compared to the SKF's.

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I've purchased two pair of green SKF's lately, for each of my bikes and had one on each bike leak immediately and continue to leak. Would not recommend.

I typically use OEM with seals and bearings. I've had better luck with these SKF fork seals and have switched over. Great quality and fit!

I use these seals in all of mine and my customers bikes. Only seals i trust

This us the 2nd time I've used these seals and they install perfect and seal tight every time. I race alot so I replace them before every season no matter what. The only time I've had them leak is after riding I'm Moab with the fine red sand but other then that's no issues. They held up as expected in my 1st arenacross this season

These seals came as original equipment on KTM's and I feel they are as good a seal as can be found.

I've been using SKF fork seals for years. They last twice as long as OEM or less expensive seals and they have less stiction which is a noticeable performance gain on forks.

Been running these in my '06 YZ250 for a couple of years now and they're the best seals I've ever used in 19 years of riding. I rarely had seals make it to a service interval before leaking. Not an issue with these. Also, they really do nearly eliminate stiction. You notice immediately as you're reassembling the forks. These things are slick.

I have two bikes, a 2005 KX 250F & a 2015 KTM 250 XC-F, that I replaced the fork seals in 10 hours ago with a pair of All Balls and they are both leaking and must be replaced. After doing my home work, this time, I am going with the SKF = pay the extra few $$$ and save you butt a bunch of work!!