NC30 rear disc removing question.

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Re: NC30 rear disc removing question.

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okay, i just wanted to ask. il give it to my local garage
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xivlia wrote: i was watching a video on changing a spring, apparently you only need a c-spanner to get the lock ring off and the rest is easy.

Can I come and watch you do this? It should be one hell of a laugh :lol:
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Re: NC30 rear disc removing question.

Post by V4beermonster »

like i said i made a tool to compress mine but seeing as you cant get your bike road worthy i think it might be beyond your skill set. It looks like a tool or torture but worked,shock now fitted and working very well not revalved or anything I'm 12,1/2 stone
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nice! good idea, but im not gonna bother :P. im gonna give it to my local garage along with my front wheel to get the valve stem changed.
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okay, so i fixed my rear caliper and brake it is now working properly.
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Good stuff. You gonna service the fronts while your at it? Maybe a good idea while the weathers crap and your not using it?
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Re: NC30 rear disc removing question.

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im not sure. i mean i just want to fix whats needing to be fixed for the MOT. my front discs are working perfectly fine and has huge stopping power. so to be fair, i dont know if i want to open that Pandoras box.

and isnt bleeding the fronts not harder? do you not have to bleed them simultaneously?
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In your case, if it aint broke don't fix it....tackle what you have for now lol
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Fronts are far easier to bleed than the rear
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Re: NC30 rear disc removing question.

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porndoguk wrote:Fronts are far easier to bleed than the rear
I have to disagree massively there, or are you trolling?

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