Replacing oil seal on front shock

how you replace it ...witch one is visible...... this is not oil seal...... oil seal is in side after you replace that one witch is visible.....

More then likely it will.

I would say Yes.Your shock has lost oil and compression and now you are bottoming out everytime you go over bumpy terrain.The shock will need a rebuild or maybe a new shock altogether.

Yes, they are a sealed unit, and once they start leaking, then you have to replace them, i would recomend replacing them with an aftermarket set, such as Koni, or KYB, there are many to choose from, cheaper than a standard set too.
The same applies if your bike has a single rear shock absorber, replacements are available.

Service Ride Control means one or some of your shocks or struts are worn and may need replacing. The price for new ones is not cheap,

i think it need replacement. it might have worned out or the gas ( gas shocked absorber) / oil fluid leaked already.

i think it is shock absorber.after 15000 km it is recommended to change the oil of shocker.
1>you may topup your shocker oil then see if their is change or not.
if not
2>then your shocker must be tilted or damaged which can be repaired with a pressure machine or they must be changed....

hi,

i conacted a friend of min that works on honda bikes he stated the fork is identical to the 250cc class rebel in diamenter and will hold aproximatley 4 to 4.5ounces fork oil. hope this helps and good luck!

You can change it. Im looking for the correct amount to do it myself. I already pulled mine apart and bought a rebuild kit for it. Comes with a new nitrogen bladder, o rings for the seal, and a few other necessary items. Just remember to measure where the jam nuts holding your spring is so you can put it back in the correct location. As for the nitrogen i heard 150 psi. I'm fortunate to work at an offroad racing shop so i'm just gonna fill mine with nitrogen there, but i dont think you should get charged too much at a regular bike shop. Rockymountainatv.com has the rebuild kit. You will need the seals atleast. If i find anything else out i'll let you know. Hope this helps.

if front wheel drive its struts
if rear wheel drive its shocks
this is how you tell them apart