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these are the only "for Magura" banjo I could find in Chinese Online Website...

I got shimano banjo but it was leaking. Got the flat surface banjo but only worked out with Jagwire seals. And I am out of parts now. When I googled for magura banjo, usually a shimano type appears, but I am skeptical since the one i have was with mixed parts. I am about to replace my front brake (MT2 broken caliper) with MT6.

i got my DIY too... just being lucky to have friends who dumps mtb parts and I managed to build up. Plus aluminum plates in my work site...

i am still with my good aged shigura (deore levers/MT4 calipers) with generic metallic pads plus China made 180mm centerline rotors. still holds my now 77kg fluffy body. Sometimes, cheap isn't always waste of $$$...

I totally agree on this. Though it may take a lot of time to get used to street trials but i guess that time won't come for me. So i will just enjoy whatever I can do, while the best part is to enjoy life to the fullest. Cheers!!!

how did it ever spin like that?

I have been using these as long as I started learning.... Supa cheap yet I am very satisfied. I recently change rotors from avid g3(bent-slam) to (knock-off) sram centerline. still bites good enough for me.

when i got my new pro4 hubs, i immediately added springs just to make sure each pawl seats on every teeth....

Hello world! Any idea about this cranks? It looks echo TR but with axle.... does this looks stock or custom made?

my front brake on my dirt jumper (shimano M595) behaves the same as being described above. Being stocked for quite a while, clean-up and new rotors did not solve. Last option will be new brake pads (metallic) to worry less on high humidity here...

i used to try brake spray only once and no more than that. I hate it and usual method works until today. Dishwashing liquid-brush-sand paper-fire - Done I just felt metallic pads works well for me since every time humidity reaches 92% here, organic pads started to mess up...

how about metallic / sintered pads? I also have that experience before with organic pads (shimano deore/ magura mt2, mt4) being contaminated by i don't know. always have to bring water or alcohol..... But when I changed the pads to metallic, only oil can ruin my ride....

Macau SAR still lockdown until today....

Invisible bolts.... again and again and again.....

Just thinking of alternatives to shove some pennies. Despite being made in somewhere, and being low price but widely available. Had anybody tortured any of these cranks?

just for fun, maybe one of the requirements will be, short hair.... Cheers!

i used to have this issue way back on bmx days, then on dirt jumper and I hate face plants. So to save extra $$$ for the chain and effort of re-adjusting, I made a chain tensioner to all my bikes. It may look awkward, but it worked for me. I hate snag and loose on chains which is always the case...

looks like, we are still looking forward to identify this hub.

Looks identical or just the look.....

very satisfying to watch, you Rock uncle Ben...

spacers and washers gave me nightmares before.... could also blames for broken calipers and adapters.

I was thinking about tubulito's too but the price just made me forget about it. I have been to multiple tubes from thin kendas and which ever available in shops around here. Pinch flats were always my best friend with holy roller even at 45 psi. Now I am running those CST cyclops Pro with their freebie street thicke tubes. So far no pinch yet though each tire is around 1 kilogram with tube.... By the way it is all because it was cheap, tire + tube is almost equivalent to 1 holy roller....

been using the KRSEC since June last year, I just did a double check on the bearings and added more grease since it looks dry to me. Until now, still intact and scratches everywhere...

Seems not much different on the ones i used before, nothing much to complain but the pins. Destroys my sole and made me get another 5.10 shoes in less than a year. Anyway, grips and feel were awesome. But i changed to some chinese alloy (krsec) pedals with more sole-friendly pins.