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Old 08-06-2010, 06:24 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by alphaboy1
As I look closer it appears the Dust boot has slipped off the "Bump Stop" on the shock.
So the boot is still in tack. I cannot get the boot to slip back over the bump stop because it look like the material for the bump stop has increased in diameter...
Any further worries here?

Given the natural action of the shock, I wouldn't be surprised if you wrestled it back into position to find it back where it now resides after the first spirited ride.
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