OH MY GOSH, OUR FRONT END WAS WEEEEAAAKKK, so we just had to address this issue. In this video, we’ll walk you through the process of rebuilding the front forks on a Honda Shadow 600, specifically the VT600 model. Whether you're working on a boring ol' stocker, a custom killer chopper, or a bussin' bobber build, proper suspension maintenance is key to keeping your cruiser handling smoothly and safely on the road. If you’ve noticed issues like a sagging front end, (not that front end, pervert) poor rebound, or leaking fork seals, it might be time to rebuild your forks, and we're here to show you exactly how to get it done.
We'll go step-by-step, covering everything from disassembling the front end to installing new seals, oil, and any other necessary components. Rebuilding the front forks on your Honda Shadow can drastically improve your ride quality and overall bike performance, and it's a great way to add some custom touches to your cruiser or bobber build.
This tutorial is perfect for both beginners and experienced rippers who want to tackle their own fork rebuild. The Honda Shadow is a fantastic bike to work on, whether you have a stocker or a full custom chopper. By the end of this video, you’ll be able to confidently rebuild the front forks on your VT600 and keep your bike in top shape.
So grab your tools, and let's get started on improving your Honda Shadow’s suspension for better performance and style!