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After a bit a research I came across 8.4mm silicon o-ring cord that can be cut to any length. I also came across 8.0 mm rubber o-ring cord. These cords run around $1-$2 a foot. I pealed out the old plugs that were not holding air. In one tube the adjuster rod was somewhat bent so I strengthened this out. I then cut two plugs from the silicon cord, used a needle to punch the holes,and stuck these in the plug holders. Filled both tubes with air - and the fork now holds air! Went for a two hour test ride and had no air loss - so the 1994 Gary Fisher is back on the trail!
After a bit a research I came across 8.4mm silicon o-ring cord that can be cut to any length. I also came across 8.0 mm rubber o-ring cord. These cords run around $1-$2 a foot. I pealed out the old plugs that were not holding air. In one tube the adjuster rod was somewhat bent so I strengthened this out. I then cut two plugs from the silicon cord, used a needle to punch the holes,and stuck these in the plug holders. Filled both tubes with air - and the fork now holds air! Went for a two hour test ride and had no air loss - so the 1994 Gary Fisher is back on the trail!
