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Yer was looking at buying them levers but iv heard that they need regular bleeding so i was put off by this . Has anybody else heard of theses brakes need regular bleeding or was this just bad advice or judgement

Hi all well was just wondering if anybody knew if tartybikes did the echo cnc complete brake lever on its own without the slaves. Or if not does anybody know of a shop that does sell them thanks people and HAPPY NEW YEAR to you all.

hi maybe its me being think but iv never used paypal before , ive just set up my paypal bank account details which i need to confirm later today. My question is do you need to transfer money from your bank account to your paypal account or can you just leave the money in the bank but still use paypal to purchase goods and the money gets tranferd automaticly over from bank to paypal if not how long do i havr to wait once iv put money from bank to paypal to make a purchase hope this is as clear as dog shit cause in certainly confused thanks for helping out a dumd arse

Ha ha think iv found my perfect helmet just goes with my name so niceley

You might be able to find one in the for sale section on the forum once validated of course but validation may take you a while looking at your post !!

Nice 34 and still kicking great yarmouth MASIVEEEEE !!

Well said that man all this moanin about the validation system makes me laugh its there to stop people making stupid threads, stupid answers to questions, which they havent got a clue about in the first place. Its a place where trials riders with real problems or help with a certain issue can come and ask questions and give advice and get a up to date or realistic answers to them, and not get given silly or incorrect infomation by people who are not validated, I mean who wants incorrect infomation when it comes to issues such as brakes , chains , frames its our lives on the line every time we ride . So put up and shut up is my say !!!!!!

I agree just did mine with the syringe method and worked out a treat best they have ever been

My'n turned out reallty nice and more than happy i did them with a fresh bleed of water/antifreeze there good as new. One thing i would say is take your time when striping the paint of the cylinders with nitro try not to get any on the pistons or seals a steady hand is requierd. I would also advise puting an old set of pads on when it comes to painting them this will make sure that no paint goes in or on the pistons . But all in all im really happy with the results and glad i did them so go for it and dont be affraid to experiment Il try and get some pics up before and after

That sounds a good idea too you can get some nice high spec bikes off the forum for a resnoable price but look to save or spend around 200-300 is my guess

The mad looks ok to me and for 150 you cant really go wrong if your new to trilas. Easily upgraded too, maybe new crank freewheel and single speed set up would be the best upgraded to go for first, you can always pick up cheap brake set ups on here once your validated to complete it all but for 150 go for it

All depends on what bike you ride or did ride 26" 20" whichever. A good place to start is on here . Just watching peoples videos , posts , is always helpfull. Tartybikes have a section on which bike is best suited to the rider and what to go for http://tartybikes.co.uk/media.html?group=guides. Also www.trashzen.co.uk has a good tutorial piece that might help such a person as you ( NEW )

If this was me i wouldnt sand them down it will take foreva. I would completley strip the brakes down, levers, seals, pistons everything. Then get some nitromores paint stipper apply this then remove all paint till its down to bare metal. Wash in warm soapy water then give them a good sanding down to get a good key for the new paint. Use a good aliminum primer to prime them up leaving them as long as possible between each coat about 3 coats should be ok . Then paint all the parts with your chossen colour a good few times alllow to harden between coats , then a nice clear laquer to finish . Re-assembale brakes and all other parts should be good as new . Well thats how i did mine good luck matey

No worries new guy once you get validated you can look in the for sale section on here. There are quite a few stock bikes up for grabs in there, Maybe you will get lucky and get validated asap. Heres one vote for good luck.

I see you have read the rules to the forum, this is one sure fire way not to become a member and when you get a women tellin you no buyin or sellin in NMC you better listen or your in big trouble !

BUMP= Bring up my Post

+1 for the Echo tr wheel nice looking wheel , strong , will be money well spent

Well being christmas an all and everybody is on such a tight bugget i know where i will be spending my money especialy as Tartybikes will price match any component. Which when you need a fast and reliable service these boys just cant be beat on NOTHIN which puts my mind at ease whooooooooo !!! better than sittin on your arse waitin to see if your gettin mugged off or not +1111111111111111111111111111111 to tarty bikes

Might be worth a punt ash as its only a tenner then we can see if delivery and service have improved was thinking of getting the echo cnc brakes from here as there nearly 40 quid cheaper than tarty bikes taking nothing away from tarty of course

So all in all in everybody opinion would i be better reviweing my decion to spend over 1k on the GU build from the mighty tartybikes

Your probaly better off changing your chain at the same time as new sprockets and crank you could always invest in one of theses http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=42815 LOL nice one rab

Take note people thats how to welcome peolpe into the forum, nice one kyle ! And by the way mate think your bike choice is fine for a new rider

Hi morgan welcome to the forum mate try these sites for bike set up and tricks/skills you might find then helpfull http://tartybikes.co.uk/media.html?group=guides http://www.trashzen.com/index.php Dammmmmmm just looked back on posts and got beat to it nice

You boys have way to much time on your hands to be arguing over full stops ..................... and smiley faces but i must say it made me laugh a little how about just saying welcome to the Forum good luck instead of ripping the piss people opppppppppppppppppps i used msn slang Hi liam welcome to the forum dont mind the idiots dont let it put you off from posting on here ok mate

I weld ali and stainless all the time at work the best thing to use if u can get it is pickling paste its slightly acidic so wear gloves when used but it will remove all heat marks from the weld area with a light buffing it will be as new oh +1 for the acetone post buy liam that works too LOL