DIY fork seal driver
 

Everything is easy when you have right tool for job ;)

But occaisonaly you can skip OEM tool

http://maxmx.co.uk/images/adjustable...eal_driver.jpg

And build your own for a fraction of OEM cost ;)

Material and tools:
- sewage pipe 32mm diameter
- clamp
- hand saw
- file

Crafting:

1. Put pipe in clamp
http://static.advrider.com/data/atta...5a6be32532.jpg

2. Cut pipe above point where pipe expands
http://static.advrider.com/data/atta...3a15103869.jpg

3. Cut pipe vertical so it can slip on fork
http://static.advrider.com/data/atta...b9be2859f4.jpg

4. File all cuts

5. Try it on fork
http://static.advrider.com/data/atta...ec7ad8abb9.jpg

Material price:
0.35e

NOTE:
This tool is intended for 41mm forks

Nice work !!

You can also just use the old oil seals to drive the new ones in. It's made easier if you take a light edge off them with a bench grinder first. If the old seal gets stuck in, drive two screws into the old seal and use a claw hammer to gently pry it out.

Obviously use screws that are shorter than the overall depth of the old seal.