[Lee Shi Ming 2015...killing it.]

Nice video, I really enjoyed it.

[Brakes on a DH bike.]

I asked my friend, his pads were the EBC red, but the wear of them is really fast. I forget to say, i was using Hope saw rotor (no floating), and he had Shimano XT (the old ones)

The only possible solution... no braking

[Brakes on a DH bike.]

Every summer, I go one week to Vallnord, and with a pair of Hopes M4 (non tech lever, but not the old calipers), with braided hoses and goodridge sintered pads, and perfect, the brakes were always there. A friend also have the Saint brakes with braided hoses (think that he has EBC pads) and the same, always OK, no problem at all.

Get some second hand Saints they´re cheap, easy to fix and really good brakes, simply put some new mineral oil on them, and perfect!

[1st bike]

so won an echo lite from ebay yesterday and picked up this morning,seems all good but rear magura needs bleeding/filling, never done this before and have searched and seen the different methods but just wondered what was the best method in people's options? do I get a service kit for £20 or water bleed for free, any positive or negative points? also can you get the adaptors to the master cylinder separately as I have a syringe and clear tube rec but no adaptor? I'll get some pics in a bit if the weather ever improves???

Pete.

I was watching that echo lite on eBay, really nice for the final price. For the maguras, you have a lot of how to bleed tutorials on youtube, and for the grips, i use isoprophilic alcohol to remove them and the same for the refitting.

For the tutorials, check this YouTube channel. It´s on spanish but doesn´t matter, it´s really instructive:

http://www.youtube.com/user/janeberle/videos

[Bike Parkour - Streets of San Francisco]

Bike limbo underneath a trailer?

now seriously, really impressive