Magic Shiver?

[Bryce]

Ive had my Shiver for about 3 years now and its still on the original seals and bushings. In fact, the only maintenance I've done is changing oil every 6 months or so. This fork must've seen at least 1200 hours of year-round riding on the Shore and its still running perfectly.

Do I have a magic fork or is this normal for Shivers? I woulda thought the bushings would go pretty quick since its inverted. I've been considering a 888 for next year but maybe the magic Shiver is worth holding onto. Waddya think?

[Zedbra]

Seals will last longer if they are consistantly wet. Hence, the inverted seals keep on working.

[corey@nsmb.com]

Sounds par with most Shiv's. They are tough forks and require very little attention.

:thepimp:

[freerider4ever]

I have had my shiver for a year, due to injuries only like 7 months on it though, amazing fork, all I do is bleed the air out of it every few rides, then it performs like new again.

[IFO]

if you've had such good luck with yours, why even consider selling it ??

i'd stick with it...