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@JWestland
If you need the castle tool to open the fork, Ze Germanz it is: Dr Cannondale got mine there :)
But take the fork out / top cap off with a pin spanner first. Maybe all is well and no need to spend ££ if fork moves ok and grease looks clear.
Do check the fork boot for holes.
Should be a good wee bike, entry level MTBs cost a lot more. Ok fork travel isn't much but unless you really must go nuts you may not need more.
Enjoy it's definitely 2000s should be a good MTB! 1*9 may suit well if you are not planning on climbing steel hills.