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I like Caldwell as it is. Not been round it yet and the narrow sections give it character I think. Less room for error yes so makes for an interesting circuit. Next you'll be telling me they're flattening te mountain. Il reserve judgement untill it's done though. When is work to start on the track? I'd like to get a track day in before and after
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Personally I'd never go wk tcx again. I have some oxtar. (they rebranded a while back) they were old stock so I go em for £60 however 8 months on with little use the toe slider has come off on one side and both the ankle protectors are now poking through the questionable material on the sides. I had some lidl specials for 3 years before that with no issues. Gave em to a mate who had a 125 I want em back now
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Find something the same thickness or thicker than the disc. Remote the caliper from the hanger and bleed it off the bike. This way you can have the remaining nipple at the top so the air automatically goes there. You can also jiggle it about as the hole between the 2 caliper halves is to the right I the piston as you look at it on te bike. Iv done it this way and had no problems. Another tip to extract the air is p bleed the system with a syringe. Ie draw the plaid through the nipple (being carefull not I empty te reservoir) Like I said before my advice would be to leave it be. Another thing with the extractor thing is if the drill does to the end of the nipple onto the machines surface your shagged. It's not the threads that seal the fluid in but the machines surface on the nipple and inside the caliper. Good luck.
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Looking for cheepo Digital speedos
2wheels replied to jimmywiz's topic in The Pub "Tinker and Budget"
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Nobblys on rear - but not on front
2wheels replied to jimmywiz's topic in Advice on Repairing and maintaining your bike
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