Fork seal replacement bits

[DryRob]

Looks like my fork seals have finally given up so I've got plenty to do at weekend now.

I've read pointer2nulls guide on the old site, is there anything else I should look out for that isn't mentioned?
http://fazerowners.yuku.com/reply/196600...es-and-Oil

I know I need these parts:

dust seal x2
oil seal x2
retaining clip x2
inner bush x2
outer bush x2
fork oil x1 L

I'm thinking of doing the bushes at the same time but am having trouble sourcing some. Does anyone know where I can get some individually or as part of an overhaul kit with all the other seals?

[His Dudeness]

you'll get everything from yamaha if you have the part numbers. there's a parts catalogue in the download section. go for genuine parts especially for seals

[DryRob]

Aye thanks for that, looked them up but can only find the part number for one of the bushes (called a metal slide, number 09&26 on p28). My local Yam dealer said if there's no part code then it's not a serviceable part, but the photo's in P2N's guide and the Haynes manual show two removable bushes...?

I'm more after clarification as to what bits I need to do the full job (seals, oil and bushes).

It's sod's law that if I decide to do just the seals, the bushes will need doing and then I'm stuck without a bike while I find a supplier/they come in stock.

[His Dudeness]

i did my forks in the summer and that was the parts i replaced
2 x -Oil Seal                         
2 x -Seal, Dust                   
2 x -Clip, Oil Seal
2 x  -Metal, Slide 1

oh yeah the metal slides on my bike seemed fine and probably didnt need to be replaced anyway