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how was the cake women LC 😆 was it a great ride.nice ride report and photo s thanks for shareing oldbulls
Buzz wrote:I have used syringes before with no success, so I splashed out and bought a vacuum pump designed to bleed brakes and it works a treat. I loaned it to Aaron to bleed a brake on a Kato 65 he was having trouble bleeding and it worked a treat again. I think it cost me about $90-00, but it payed for it self already by not having to pay my local mechanic to do it. Hope this helps.Buzz
reckon buzz no s what he is talking about here murph

have a good one justo :laugh:
i had trouble bleeding the back brake on my 530 took it to the local kawasaki shop and they bled it with a air operated pump tool took them about 2 minutes and all was fine after i flucked around for about an hour with no success with syringes etc
i ordered some today thanks andy and trailrider for the responses at the group buy price thanks for organising it TB
missed a great night on the piss by the sound of it :huh: :dry: 😆
how well do they fit under your pants and do they make you feel like your bow legged on the bike just wondering as am thinking of getting some my cheap evs one do
a few comen parts and consumables tyres tubes brake clutch levers chains sprockets wheel bearings grips etc unlike the ones round here i call them empty shelves but the local honda shop has a bit of stuff
just front up on the 450 wolfie and see how you go at racing before spending to much money
will do
great choice of bike galey nice bikes those
is it to late to get a set i used my old but unused cheap ones yesterday and i can not use them so need a set
yep the old PW is the only bike left my eldest bloke has taken over the 300 and the other kids won t let me ride there s :side:
i got a PW 50 Ollie reckon that would be better suited to your riding ability the 80 may be to fast
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