D Rock 45

How come it worked so well for me ? both my disc aren't mirror like and work perfect.

Sounds like you have glazed your disc and pads, leaving the wheel on your bike get some fine sandpaper and lightly pinch the disc and spin in the normal rotation of the disc add a small amount of water and keep spinning until the water goes a dark gray, repeat until your happy that the shine has gone. Then get a clean rag and wipe of the gray water, repeat again but with brake cleaner let it dry, wipe of what's left and you should be done for the disc. Muc-off brake clean should do the job or clutch an pad cleaner for motorbikes For you your pads do the same pretty much the same thing lightly sand with water until the pad goes dull, rinse of with warm water then let them dry. When your braking the pads back in take it easy on them no sharp braking or holding on brake well as riding as fast as you can you don't want the disc getting hot, this will glaze again. Just ride at a steady pace and apply the brake until you stop, do it a few times and they should start biting If this happens again it could be down to the pad being worn if so replace the pads and repeat the above I had the same problem not so long ago and this done the trick perfectly. Hope this helps Scratch all of the above

Looks sweet mate, was thinking of chopping the bash plate mounts of mine along with the hs33 mounts, might just do it after seeing yours.

At Skelmersdale town center Lancashire

Hey all this is the first time I've posted a video of me riding its not the best edit just some clips put together. Usually ride a lot smoother than this but it was cold and windy also haven't rode in moths, anyway enough of my excuses, all comments welcome . Think photo bucket has dulled the quality it was shot in HD Not sure what to link vid as to get it playing of TF not linked to PB http://s1179.photobucket.com/user/Trialsbiker45/media/smallwinteredit_zps9ae24d8c.mp4.html

Haha Thanks When out for a little test ride and it feels weird compered to rim brake.

Update in first post

There quite good plenty of power after the pads have bedded in, the sintered ones that come with them take a wile to do so but if you get the clarks sintered pads there are great.

Yeah its dead 2 cracks appeared in it one near near the bb shell and one under the headset tube, creaked a lot. Will have to come to wigan one weekend need to get back into riding more my self I've have minor faults with the avid's but nothing to bad. One was over bled and one I bought had no bleed in it, got a free brake out of it and got to keep the one they originally sent out

Thanks rides much better then the limey did Not had any problems yet with them apart from I had to over bleed them a bit to get the right bit point same the goes for the ones on my DJ

Thanks Avid elixr 1's

Hey all its been a wile since I last posted a pic of my trials bike and its completely different from what it last was. Thought I'd give duel disc a go so turned a front brake into a rear since the lever is flip flop now just waiting on my wheel to arrive. Will get more pictures when its built. Almost ready to go just need to fit the disc change the sprocket. Busted a chain whip trying to remove the old one Spec Hubs: Onza sealed rear Disk Try all H disk Rims: Onza diamond pro Try all Tyres: Echo cut side nobbles kenda small block Avid elixer 1 brakes 140 rear special solid disc 160 front Echo TR BB Neon carbon Cranks Trial tech Freewheel Echo sl Chain KMC S1 colour Bonz Stem Trial tech high risers Bars Superstar stem spacers Echo TR cage Clarks Green cable Inspired grips Neon X-ray Frame Echo urban disc only forks

ahh ok, the Job needs doing anyway the cable is flapping all over the show

Ok my avid arrived Tuesday and I was a little miffed when I fitted it. There was hardly any oil in it so the lever was pulling right into the bars, long story short I have a new avid on its way, I get to keep the one I have which is a bonus. Today though I have a go a bleeding it my self, bought a bleed kit, 1 youtube vid and an hour or so later I now have one working avid. Should of trimmed the hose before hand though so that's tomorrows job, also am I right in saying the brake should feel even more solid again with a shorter hose.

What I am about to say is going to make this post seem pointless now. Sorry all as I ended up getting the avid elixir, I was really happy with the first set I bought, bedded in within minutes and have plenty of power and at £22 compered to £52 I couldn't resist. But if all goes pear-shaped I will report back haha.