ALPHA MOTO Motorcycle Adjustable Fork Seal Driver Tool 33mm-45mm

I got this set of fork seal drivers to make the job of installing new fork seals easier during a rebuild of my '85 Honda CB650SC Nighthawk. The bike doesn't matter - this set will do the trick on any forks within the specified range in the product description. These were effective, easy to use, and performed exactly as I had needed and expected them to be. I am glad that I have them, as I will be using them again from time to time with my own bikes (and probably for a friend here & there). No complaints, no concerns - these are worth their weight in gold. Recommended.

Used to put seals in a Harley Davidson heritage softail and it worked great. Glad I bought it and I would definitely recommend

I have several bikes and lucky for me they all have different fork sizes! I bought the properly sized motion pro driver for my first bike and it's worth the money, if you only have one set of forks, just get the right tool for the job. However, I decided to cheap out and give this a try for my 2 smaller forks (37mm and 43mm). So far so good doing the 37mm set. To get the inner bushing seated on a convention fork you need to use the old bushing and the seal washer on top of it, that creates a nice flat surface for this driver to push against. Use a good grease (Race Tech ultra-slick) and throw some heat onto the outer fork leg and everything goes together pretty easily. My only complaint is that the the 'hammer' part is pretty giant. It's obviously the same size used for all forks so on a 37mm it's pretty floppy. It does have a coating on it so not worried about marring the legs but would be nice if it was better sized for the forks its designed to work on.

I did a comparison on Amazon. I got this, the Motion Pro, and a cheap plastic one.This fork seal set actually does real well for the $$. If You're a Dad with kids who ride or you and your buddies want one kit to cover a couple bikes, this is the business!

Worked just fine the hammer was heavy and really knocked the seals in, the part that seats the seal could be heavier and the 3 fingers that go on the seal could be aluminum instead of plastic but it does work fine as it is, just a suggestion for improvement.

Havent used them yet but the product seems durable and came in a nice case

Building bikes over 35 years.This works great.You squeeze the teeth by hand it diesnt fit into the slammer.Then you slam the bushings in first hitting on the washer.Then install your seal.Creates less force on your seal.Works awesome.If you had a problem then you suck at mechanics.lol

They worked good I was able to put the 36s fork seals with the plastic reducer provided.But I wish the price would be lower for the tool. The plastic is a bit flincy for the reducer.