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Each of the suspension pistons is intended to be protected from eg dust and water by a flexible "rubber" boot. | Each of the suspension pistons is intended to be protected from eg dust and water by a flexible "rubber" boot. The covers consist of two parts: the main "concertina" section, capped with a "top hat", and is held in place by the two hose clamps. | ||
The covers consist of two parts: the main "concertina" section, capped with a "top hat", and is held in place by the two hose clamps. | |||
These covers deteriorate over time and are often found to be severely damaged or even completely missing. | These covers deteriorate over time and are often found to be severely damaged or even completely missing. | ||
[[file:Disintegrated suspension boot.jpg|thumb|Disintegrated suspension boot]] | [[file:Disintegrated suspension boot.jpg|thumb|Disintegrated suspension boot]] | ||
Revision as of 20:50, 15 March 2014
Each of the suspension pistons is intended to be protected from eg dust and water by a flexible "rubber" boot. The covers consist of two parts: the main "concertina" section, capped with a "top hat", and is held in place by the two hose clamps.
These covers deteriorate over time and are often found to be severely damaged or even completely missing.
