Every single video I see about people recommending this product, talks wonders about it, and it seems to work as everybody says, but... there is a side effect that nobody talks about it.
The problem is that when you use the oil to lubricate the suspension it lubricates so well that the rebound gets messed up. I normally use the rebound on both (fork and Shox) very slow, well, after applying the oil and lubricate the shaffts (legs) of the fork and the shox, the return is very very fast, just like if I were to setup the rebound to the fastest. so I didnt like that at all.
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Apply Your LubeTo start with, you'll want to apply Forkboost to the base of your fork stanchions. The best way to do that is to drip it directly onto the stanchion just above the dust seals on your fork. If you're using it on a rear shock, flip the bike upside down and apply lube just above the dust seal. |
Pump Your SuspensionOnce your Forkboost is applied, push down your handlebars to work your fork through its full range of motion. For rear shock application, sit on your saddle and compress the suspension to work the Forkboost lubricant into the shock. You should see some grime show up on the stanchions. |
Clean It All OffNow you can get rid of all that dirt that's been giving your rough, draggy suspension feel. Using a microfiber cloth, wipe off any visible grime on the stanchions and clean up any excess Forkboost on the fork. Now your bike's suspension is clean, supple, and ready to tackle the toughest trails! |
Customer reviews
I was slightly hesitant that any fork lubricant would work noticeably, if at all. I have the Fox 32's on my Dirt Jump bike, Fox 40's on my downhill MTB, and RockShox 35's on my eMTB.All these forks have worked awesome alone. After adding the WPL Forkboost Lube to my dirt jump forks. I noticed a significant improvement in rebound, compression, and most of all; smoother action through the entire travel. Best of all there is a noticeable lubricant seal around the actual fork seals now.Only cons, (If I can really call them that?) are that I have to spray some degreasing cleaner on the fork stanchions to keep them from collecting dust particles. The second would be that I do have apply the ForkBoost semi-regularly as it seems to breakdown after a few good sessions.Overall great product and highly recommend it! Especially for the price. Can't go wrong.💯🤙🏻
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2022
All these forks have worked awesome alone. After adding the WPL Forkboost Lube to my dirt jump forks. I noticed a significant improvement in rebound, compression, and most of all; smoother action through the entire travel. Best of all there is a noticeable lubricant seal around the actual fork seals now.
Only cons, (If I can really call them that?) are that I have to spray some degreasing cleaner on the fork stanchions to keep them from collecting dust particles. The second would be that I do have apply the ForkBoost semi-regularly as it seems to breakdown after a few good sessions.
Overall great product and highly recommend it! Especially for the price. Can't go wrong.💯🤙🏻
This stuff rocks!
By Cloverland88 on July 15, 2022
I was slightly hesitant that any fork lubricant would work noticeably, if at all. I have the Fox 32's on my Dirt Jump bike, Fox 40's on my downhill MTB, and RockShox 35's on my eMTB.By Cloverland88 on July 15, 2022
All these forks have worked awesome alone. After adding the WPL Forkboost Lube to my dirt jump forks. I noticed a significant improvement in rebound, compression, and most of all; smoother action through the entire travel. Best of all there is a noticeable lubricant seal around the actual fork seals now.
Only cons, (If I can really call them that?) are that I have to spray some degreasing cleaner on the fork stanchions to keep them from collecting dust particles. The second would be that I do have apply the ForkBoost semi-regularly as it seems to breakdown after a few good sessions.
Overall great product and highly recommend it! Especially for the price. Can't go wrong.💯🤙🏻
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2019
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