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I have a set of these to put on. Just need to be there to do it.
 

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I have the Keiegas and they work as advertised. Pull them off and a quick clean with WD40, then back on and you're good for the next ride. Easy-peasy.

Who knows if they will actually make my fork seals last longer, but they are easy to live with.
 

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Blue_eyes said:
Yes you said it all Bleu Eyeballs, the Kriegas could not be easier. Now that said I don't think there is or will be anything bad about them, I am thinking they could trap moisture, but time will tell. I put them on last week and will try to have a look under them once and awhile to look for anything growing ...

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Kriega suggests that you remove, clean and re-lube often. I've been using a WD-40 like lube, after cleaning the inside of the boots, and then re-installing them. Easy to do, and minor time involved. 10k so far and easy with no noted problems.
 
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