Mr Motivator

Theres a guy with a LEESUNN on here with the front end of a SUNN and the rear end of a LEESON which has been joined at the toptube/downtube (Y)

Kool is lighter, cheaper, strong enough (Y)

If PASSWORD is ******** then just type PASSWORDA and itl delete last figure (Y)

What he and everyone is trying to say is don't bother posting once the question has been fully answered, which of course it has.

Love mine, is very flexy yeah but its fine. It'll snap after around 9 months though but for £189 you cant go wrong :P

I made this for tech (Y) The bottom one for guitar stuff btw (Y)

Get a car you ned

I TOLD YOU ITS DISHED PROPPERLY

I have a juicy 7 alex, you can try it some time :blink:

Just needed a rebleed I think (Y)

One pad was a mile away from the rim.. Time to use this :) :)

:) I actually laughed out loud :"> Sick, just sick.

Ah but do you know what it stands for? :) Fat.Bald.Men No joke, it actually does!

Cheers guys I've done it now, problems all sorted! Thanks a lot! Sam

I'll explain the best I can.. Ok first off, I have a 38mm ronnie in a 100mm frame with 4 bolt mounts. I'm using red bloxx with plenty of material left and I fixed my TPA bolt about a year ago. What I'm trying to get at, is that nothing is broken, it all works fine. Anyway, on the left hand side of the frame (as you look at it from behind) I have the brake cylinder set half way in the mounts and this side is fine. Also this is the side at where the main hose comes in from the lever. On the right hand side (see THIS pic), the brake cylinder is set in as far as it can possibly go ( A ) and there is still a major gap between the pad and rim ( B ).. "Oh so wind the TPA in" well yeah it's wound all the way in (but usually when the TPA is wound all the way in the pads sit further away from the back of the cylinder.. on mine they don't, they are still firm up against the back) "Oh your wheel must be out of dish" nope, the wheel is perfect. So my only conclusion is that the brake needs a re-bleed as there has been a loss in fluid since that last bleed. If I re-bleed this will be the 3rd bleed it has had in 2 years.. Good? Well the thing is, I don't have a bleed kit and currently my brake is bled with magura fluid so what I propose to do is bleed it with water by removing the complete brake from the bike and submerging it in a bucket of water (I don't have anti-freeze but it doesn't get that cold down here anyway) and removing the bolts and pumping the lever until all the gunk is out then fill up the bucket again with fresh water and then squeezing the lever to pump water back in. My friend has done this before but I remember him saying something about you have to keep a finger over a hole when pumping the lever? Which one? Any help on this will be most appreciated :) Sam (Yeah I missed some full stops up there ^^)

Find an old power adaptor thing like ones that are used for charging battories, powering 12v TVs from the mains, phone chargers.. etc.. Well, just get something that will convert 240v to 12v. I had an old adaptor from a car TV that you could select an output of 3v, 6v, 9v, 12v.. So then I just cut the bit off the end and stripped the wires and used it to power things. Worked. edit: try maplin for the the arial gear.

There's no reason to be racist, but to be honest, to end all of the world's war problems I think the only thing to do is deport all imigrants and ban religion. I know others will agree :)

Indigo, Like this; I think it looks pretty nice :)

I guess it's where you've started trials again at your previous standard from many years ago and your wrists have lost the strength that they had back in the day :) Hope it gets better soon!

You could argue that it's just unneeded weight and looks silly. Just don't fall off!

Well to two wheels looks better but it is easier to go to front wheel first and hook up the rear. Hmm, you choose ;)

Laughing out loud, well you will just be stuck with the one you do not like.

Could just buy a Samourdillo; ;)

Yeah day after usually, can sometimes take two. Seriously, why make a thread about it?

My nokia 1100 on pay as you go, with a sim card, was £15 from carphone warehouse. Otherwise, http://www.ebay.co.uk is good.