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Originally Posted by jimbo06
they look the bees knees mate, bet ya cant wait to get them fitted.
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You betcha!
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Originally Posted by samco77on
Sorry to be lazy, but I can't b bothered to read back. Have you got a jp4 head?
I have just bought one for the bargain price of £50!
Bleeding brakes is pretty straight forward but just time consuming, try and borrow a pressure bleeder from someone! Then it is soo easy!
You didn't say how much you got your brake setup for?
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Stop being lazy and read back! Lot's of nice pics...
No, it's a big valve head from HiFlow. Cost around £850 IIRC. Not 100% on the brake price yet, as I need to check my credit card. I got some money knocked off, but I need to check myself for definite.
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Originally Posted by dannygti
toadus, brake bleeding is easy peasy. if you want, pm me when your ging to do it an ill give you some tips.i personally wouldnt use a pressure bleeder as they have a tendancy to fuck seals (and its just as easy with hands, stop being lazy  )
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Sure thing bud, cheers.
I know, I had enough trouble fitting the current white ones...
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Originally Posted by Ryan
im dissapointed in you, you didnt go for 2 piece discs 
good stuff though mate, once ive sorted new discs mine are going on. |
Heh.
I really wanted 2 piece as they are lighter, but they only come with bigger discs unfortunately, and I wasn't going to be doing a 330mm setup!
I never asked. How are you getting on with the wheels? Are you happy with them?
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Originally Posted by Karl
Good work Toadus! |
Spanking you very much Karl!
For any weight freaks out there, ahem, like Toadus, ahem... The calipers weigh just under 1.5kg each, and the mounting brackets weigh around 200 grammes each. The discs weigh a zillion tonnes each!