How Often Should Motorcycle Shock Absorber Oil Be Replaced?
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Generally, motorcycle manuals recommend replacing shock absorber oil every 3,000 to 6,000 kilometers, but in practical use, it's not strictly necessary. Cleaning Tips: Regular cleaning and dust removal for shock absorbers are essential to minimize oil leakage triggers. Particularly for shock absorbers with exposed working stroke sections like the RX125 model, which are directly exposed to dust, it's crucial to effectively remove dust from the working stroke section with a soft cloth before each ride. Applying Protective Oil: When the motorcycle is not in use, applying protective oil to the working stroke section of the shock absorbers is vital to prevent corrosion and rust. Before each ride, check the tightness of the shock absorbers to ensure riding safety. Also, observe for any oil leakage to determine if disassembly or repair is needed, ensuring the shock absorbers remain in proper working condition.