A suspension fork's dust seal — the wiper that keeps grit off the stanchion and oil inside the lower leg — has to sit perfectly square in its bore. Push it in by hand or tap it with the wrong tool and it goes in cocked: it binds the stanchion, weeps oil past the lip, and can chew its own edge on the counterbore. The 1702 seal driver seats
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They do what they are supposed to and do it well. Definitely worth the money.
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Ross · June 4, 2026
Great seal driver, had a ridge to prevent the seal from being driven too far down.