kaarel

And you found the other problem besides the pads. If the brake was water bled before and wasn't serviced properly then the easiest way is to just get a proper, working brake..

This depends on the setup. If your current brake pads are used and gotten thin then yes, new pads with new setup will stop that problem. You could fix it right now by screwing the TPA in from the leaver (the red thingy on leaver blade).

Also, there is the quick semi-fix to use tar with Magura pad's but for your own safety, get some proper pads!

You must give more information.. What pads, rim, grind/no-grind etc.. If you pull the leaver and brakes don't start moving right away then the bike shop made some bad bleeding...

Well just.. lol. Did they even test theyr cranks. Feel sorry for anyone who has to STOP RIDING YOUR BIKE

Looks epic, and as i have heard all the previous crewkers ride epic as well. Oh i can not wait untill one day, when i actually buy it Also, as mentioned before, can we get the Geo pealse, thanks!

1) Flippable, 2 bolt leaver blade (2011+ magura, Racing line) 2) 4 bolt clamps and slaves that don't move and are easy to adjust. Best clamp + slave combo i have used is Echo TR slaves + TNN clamps. Big advantage is the smooth clamping area of the slave on Echos (as well as Racing line): In my opinion, don't go crazy with weight, in the case of braking performance the weight is not so important (i mean, i would take a break that weighs 100g more then a bad brake that is light weight). Good luck, hope to see some amazing products!

As said before, it's a gamble. The leaver blade it self is epic and comfier then anything else I've tried but the price.. You could buy 2 HS11, with 4 finger leaver + spare parts. Or some places still have 2005 model in stock to, that's the best bet. If money is not a problem, go for it.

From my own experience i can also say that your body weight have a much bigger difference in riding (also bodyweight difference can be much larger compeard to few grams on a bike vs up to 10kg of bw). For example if i have the sweet body fat from cold winter and weight training on i weigh in about 95kg, there is TONS of power but riding is much much more fun when i'm down to ~85-87 kg.

Hey, id recommend you to buy size 46, as trials shoes intend to be a bit bigger. There is a good chart at Tarty to compere sizes http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/images/custom/clothing/large_shoechart.jpg

Hey, also from personal experience, TI axelse (edit: Echo TI caged pedals) lasted for 2 weeks. I'd also recomend you Try-all single cage pedals as they are significantly stronger and have lasted up to 1 and a half year the most (im 92-94kg).

Hey, i can't comment on the prices but for the packaging just go and ask for a bike box from some local bike shop. If you have 26" bike then ask for 26" box, take off front wheel, stem+bar and pedals. You can but in some riding clothes for filling it up so it doesn't move in the box. Wrap it in with some plastic wrapping and your fine to go! (also in the future you could ask your travel agensy to check, if it's possible to get your bike on for free. For example we went to iran with my friend and we got our bikes there for free)

Same here, Bar's are grate! Been using one for ~3 years now. Go for it!

It can start leaking if the cut is deep enought so you must be carefule.

I'd be interested to hear about that to. And are you going to sell those 2014 maguras in tarty to? been waiting them since first info came out..