Tusk Fork Seals

For the price I didn’t expect them to last as long as they have but after 50+ hours they aren’t showing any signs of leaking.

-m-DIRT BIKE--

These are good fork seals for the money, I just wished they came in a complete rebuild kit with dust seals and wear bushings.

-m-2013 KTM 350 SX-F--

A great alternative to overpriced oem seals. Work the same as oem for me and my 46mm KYB forks commonly found on early 2000 RM and YZ bikes.

Good quality and finish. No problems so far.

-m-DIRT BIKE--

I’ve been running these fork seals on two different bikes, riding at least every weekend. Fit and quality was exelent. They have held up for 4 months in mud and dusty conditions with no signs of leaks. They seem to be doing as good as any top brand fork seal I have tried. Thanks for the great products from tusk for us people that like to save money!

Not the premium quality of SFK seals but value for money they cannot be beat!

Garbage. Started seeping in 2 rides. Put some stock seals back in and no problems. 2017 crf450..

-m-2017 HONDA --

They leaked during the first race. Buy a different brand that is made in Japan not Taiwan.

Most every other Tusk product I have bought has been great and I have bought a lot of Tusk stuff.

-m-2017 YAMAHA--

One of them leaked badly after 2 rides. They were installed correctly!

-m-2016 KTM 350 SX-F--

So far so good. I have about 5 hours on them and no issues . Besides me installing mine upside down

These are great and inexpensive. Much cheaper than other alternatives.

I bought these because they are relatively cheep. Thought I would be changing them out a lot on these leaky forks. Now they haven't leaked all year and have been apart twice. Very happy.

-m-2006 YAMAHA YZ250--

I installed these Tusk fork seals about 6 months ago and they're still doing fine. When it's time to replace them, I'll go with the Tusk brand again. No problems here.

-m-2014 YAMAHA YZ450F--

The fork seal started leaking after the first ride and i have put in a lot of fork seals so i know what i am doing but dont cheap out just spend the little bit of extra money and buy good ones

-m-2008 HONDA CRF250R--

Super awesome. Haven't installed them yet. I'm sure they will do sealy stuff just fine.

One lasted a week the other is sill holding after several months In my opinion fork seals are a hit an miss idk if factory tolerances arnt very tight but I’ve seen several brands hold for a year An the same brand leak in a week for the price Your getting here you can’t beat it

-m-2015 HONDA CRF450R--

Not leaking so far. We'll see how they last. Only time will tell

I like that Rocky Mountain ATV offers products at a lower price point, but in this case, it wasn't worth it. I bought these seals trying to save a little bit of money, but I'll end up paying more in the long run. Not a knock on RM ATV, but I would not recommend these seals at all. Spend a little bit more and get some good ones.

These seals leaked the very first time I rode on them. At first I thought it was a bad install, but I've installed A LOT of fork seals and never had a problem. It started with the left fork and then the right fork started leaking too. That's when I came to the conclusion it had to be the seals. I could accept if I messed up one of them, but it's highly unlikely I messed them both up. Ordered better seals and will reinstall.

-m-2016 KAWASAKI KX450F--

Had some good and bad luck with Yamaha (KYB) OEM seals, with them lasting less than 20 hours on two separate bikes.
In both cases, I replaced them with Tusk seals and they seem to work quite well, but only time will tell how long they will last.
Fitment was perfect.

-m-2017 YAMAHA YZ450F--

Very good deal arrived fast and fit good

-m-2004 KTM 65 SX--

Easy to install. Finished the job in about two hours. Still no leaks so I guess it was a good buy.

Great for the price. Works great.

-m-2011 YAMAHA YZ450F--

This seals are every bit as good as more expensive brands. Will buy again

Great price very good quality and perfect fit. two thumbs up

-m-1980 YAMAHA YZ125--

Just what I needed. Fixed. My problem. It was easy to install. It is a good price. I will purchase again when the time comes.

No problems yet 5000 miles, they installed nicely seemed just like oem.

It does what it's supposed to. Quality build (I think these are all made in the same factory anyway) Easy installation.

-m-1990 SUZUKI DR350S--

Installed easy only lasted a season.

-m-YAMAHA TTR125E--

Easy to install, works good

-m-2002 YAMAHA TTR225--

Fork seals appear to be of better quality than OEM. Haven't ridden on them yet, but I'm confident they will perform

-m-2015 KAWASAKI KX250F--

Lasted one ride and leaking. I replaced with oem and no problem for a full year.

I've put quite a few thousand miles on my KLR since I've put these in and haven't had any problems with them yet.

-m-2009 KAWASAKI KLR650--

Long lasting fork seals! Easy to replace and very very durable. Great Performance along with durability.

Don't last to long gonna stick with the pivot works full kit from now on

Great fit and quality. Like every other Tusk replacement part I have purchased it is a great value and equal to or better than the name brand stuff.

-m-HONDA CR250R--

Priced less than one OEM seal and appear to be made by the same vendor. Working great.

-m-2007 COBRA CX50-SR--

So far so good! I put these on and my bike feels so much smoother. It's amazing. They were easy to install and are doing well so far.

Very simple to put on, put them on and 3 days when and ride about 100 miles of whooped out sand trails and hit up an off road race with same conditions and they held up very great I have about everything tusk on my Ktm 350 and definitely will buy more for my other bikes

-m-2012 KTM 350 SX-F--

I debated whether or not to buy the high end slippery fork seals for about 5 times the price of the Tusk seal. I rolled the dice and glad I did. I can detect no difference in performance from the stock WP seals that came out. They've been in for over a year and still holding oil just like new.

I've spent quite a bit on different seals from OEM to many different aftermarket seals. These seem to be comparable to any of them.

I ride a lot and I ride hard. These Tusk seals are as good as or better than anything I have tried and they are dirt cheap.

-m-2007 KTM 300 XC-W--

First time to try these and have to say I think they are better than stock. Been a long while now and not a drop.

These seals might not last as long as others, but for the price you cant go wrong

seals installed as they should and do not leak. great value!

At 13 dollars for a set of fork seals great price these, last just as long as oem seals

GREAT ITEM AT A GREAT PRICE, WILL BUY AGAIN. CAN'T BEAT ROCKY MOUNTAIN ATV'S DEALS..

Good set of fork seals, they are holding up well so far.

2nd pair. Love them. Very durable, yet affordable. I've never been disappointed with a Tusk product yet.

-m-2002 YAMAHA YZ250--

I installed tusk seals early spring. I have ridden ramps, clay motocross tracks, and root infested sand trails. My suspensions is relatively plush so the whole stroke is always pumping. One seals started to seep mid way through season so I jammed a guitar pick up it to clean it out. no oil leaking from forks and she's almost winter

brother and friend bought SKF 70$+ US. their forks leak.

sand the knicks, clean your tubes and it won't matter buying pricy OIL SEALS

-m-2003 HONDA CR250R--

very cheap option to doing fork seals. I have used a lot of these seals and never had a problem with them. TUSK products are hard to beat.