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Last Friday I transported the motorcycle on a trailer, locking the front of the bike to the trailer with a proper strap for the purpose, using the same procedures I have used in many other times
Already at the destination and after releasing the straps, I noticed that the shock absorbers were below and did not release. They are now fully locked and not working.
I'll probably have to disassemble the whole suspension front and see what's going on.

Has anyone had a problem like these and knows how to solve it?
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Never heard that before, Pedro.
I can't imagine the fork seals blew and you lost all the fluid. That would be such an easily spotted mess.

Hello everyone,
The problem was not a problem after all.
I had said before that the bike had been transported on a trailer and when tying the front, it was tightened with excessive force, and the shock absorbers were below and did not release so I'll probably have to disassemble the whole suspension front and see what's going on
When I began to disassemble the suspension and unscrew the first screws, which were from the optional bar connecting the two shock absorbers to increase the rigidity of the suspension, then immediately the suspension released and returned to the correct position.
Everything is ok now but in the future I will be much more careful when tying the bike on the trailer.
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Am i reading that a fork brace was binding?
Glad you got it sorted.

This was the problem

All is well that ends well!! Good, Pedro.

What I realized was that the bridge that reinforced the suspension was not well made and is not the perfect size to grab on the shock absorbers. That said, when I tighten the bolts, the shock absorbers became slightly stuck and do not work.
I'll have to look for a different reinforcement bridge
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A long time ago, there was a road race team in California, running a CBX, known as Tyrannosaurus X. (I have the t-shirt.) They found that the fork brace created more problems than it solved. While it helped keep the fork legs parallel, it also created "Stiction", as you've experienced. Try leaving the brace off and see what you think.

Thanks Rick,
That's what I'm going to do.