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Has anyone ever had issues with their legends front hitting hard over big bumps I dont recall it doing that when I first put them in !! Could it be that the fluid seeped out over the two years that they have been in the bike?? I never seen any leaks on my garage floor any help would be appreciated thanks in advance
The bike is a 2019 street glide special
The bike is a 2019 street glide special
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Has anyone ever had issues with their legends front hitting hard over big bumps I dont recall it doing that when I first put them in !! Could it be that the fluid seeped out over the two years that they have been in the bike?? I never seen any leaks on my garage floor any help would be appreciated thanks in advance
The bike is a 2019 street glide special
The bike is a 2019 street glide special
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Curious, I have the instructions right off the website in front of me, and see no mention of this 20,000 mi rebuild info.
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"When do you recommend a service or rebuild of my Legend Suspensions product?
We don't specify a particular service interval for our suspension products. Instead, we advise contacting us if you notice visible oil leaks or experience a decline in ride quality, indicating a need for a warranty rebuild.
Regarding fork oil and seals, we recommend following the manufacturer's suggested service interval for replacement. As for the oil within the AXEO cartridge, it typically doesn't require replacement unless there's a notable decline in ride quality.
For further inquiries, feel free to reach out to us at service@legendsuspensions.com"
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The oil in these forks is in really bad shape by 30k miles. It I looks really bad and smells even worse. I have changed from suspension on several bikes and will always service the fork oil at 20 to 25k mile range moving forward.
I tried Legions once and found them to be very harsh. There are many comments I have read about this. I changed out the front kits to Pro-Action on both my bikes and see no difference in performance, but a much improved ride for way less money.
I tried Legions once and found them to be very harsh. There are many comments I have read about this. I changed out the front kits to Pro-Action on both my bikes and see no difference in performance, but a much improved ride for way less money.
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if I would have known that I would not have bought them
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It appears that they no longer state a mileage for rebuilds. https://service.legendsuspensions.co...nsions-product
"When do you recommend a service or rebuild of my Legend Suspensions product?
We don't specify a particular service interval for our suspension products. Instead, we advise contacting us if you notice visible oil leaks or experience a decline in ride quality, indicating a need for a warranty rebuild.
Regarding fork oil and seals, we recommend following the manufacturer's suggested service interval for replacement. As for the oil within the AXEO cartridge, it typically doesn't require replacement unless there's a notable decline in ride quality.
For further inquiries, feel free to reach out to us at service@legendsuspensions.com"
"When do you recommend a service or rebuild of my Legend Suspensions product?
We don't specify a particular service interval for our suspension products. Instead, we advise contacting us if you notice visible oil leaks or experience a decline in ride quality, indicating a need for a warranty rebuild.
Regarding fork oil and seals, we recommend following the manufacturer's suggested service interval for replacement. As for the oil within the AXEO cartridge, it typically doesn't require replacement unless there's a notable decline in ride quality.
For further inquiries, feel free to reach out to us at service@legendsuspensions.com"
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Has anyone ever had issues with their legends front hitting hard over big bumps I dont recall it doing that when I first put them in !! Could it be that the fluid seeped out over the two years that they have been in the bike?? I never seen any leaks on my garage floor any help would be appreciated thanks in advance
The bike is a 2019 street glide special
The bike is a 2019 street glide special
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you should buy something different and install when you send off the legends. 👍