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16-05-2013, 12:21 PM
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#21
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Senior
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Portsmouth, uk
Age: 33
Posts: 630
Bike: Honda MSX 125
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Re: My road legal
Calipers spaced out and speedo installed and calibrated.
Two jobs left
Bleed both brakes
Send logbook off for changes
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16-05-2013, 03:24 PM
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#22
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PBC Veteran
Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Devon
Posts: 4,540
Bike: Road legal pit
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Re: My road legal
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Originally Posted by oliver_125
Best thing to do on any bike is put it down as multi colur then if you spray it or fancy a change you can without changing v5
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No it is not oliver, think about that.
If the colour matches the logbook it makes it look allot more genuine, which is what you want on a pitbike, if its any colour and says multicolour on logbook its just another thing that doesnt match
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16-05-2013, 03:42 PM
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#23
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Senior
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Portsmouth, uk
Age: 33
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Bike: Honda MSX 125
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Re: My road legal
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Originally Posted by Ollie Shineray 50
No it is not oliver, think about that.
If the colour matches the logbook it makes it look allot more genuine, which is what you want on a pitbike, if its any colour and says multicolour on logbook its just another thing that doesnt match
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Yeah i had a little think about that too. Ive put black down anyhow as i wont change it i doubt.
Bled the rear brake today so last job is the front brake which wouldnt bleed no matter how long i done it for, so im thinking i need a new reservoir, as the caliper is brand new. Surely it cant be the caliper....
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16-05-2013, 04:42 PM
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#24
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Devon
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Bike: Road legal pit
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Re: My road legal
Did you have the hose coming off above the calliper then down into a drain bucket? and then just uncrack the nipple, put some fluid in and let it drain through without pulling lever??
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16-05-2013, 06:26 PM
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#25
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Senior
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Portsmouth, uk
Age: 33
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Bike: Honda MSX 125
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Re: My road legal
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Originally Posted by Ollie Shineray 50
Did you have the hose coming off above the calliper then down into a drain bucket? and then just uncrack the nipple, put some fluid in and let it drain through without pulling lever??
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It wouldnt move if i did it like that mate, had to do it the old fashion way.
Squeeze brake, un-crack nipple, tighten nipple, release brake and so on.
Done that for five or six refills and nothing in regards to piston movement, the lever just pulled right to the handlebar everytime. With the rear brake i done it the old fashioned way again and boom it pressured up after two refills or so, tightened the cap and its sweet.
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16-05-2013, 06:38 PM
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#26
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Devon
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Bike: Road legal pit
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Re: My road legal
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Originally Posted by Joe90
It wouldnt move if i did it like that mate, had to do it the old fashion way.
Squeeze brake, un-crack nipple, tighten nipple, release brake and so on.
Done that for five or six refills and nothing in regards to piston movement, the lever just pulled right to the handlebar everytime. With the rear brake i done it the old fashioned way again and boom it pressured up after two refills or so, tightened the cap and its sweet.
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You shouldnt pull it right into lever when bleeding it, nor will cracking the nipple work on a front brake, just uncrack the nipple, pip coming up in the air and down into tank, then fill the res and wait for it to drain through, pulling the lever in half way to speed it up
Only my experiance after doing mine
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16-05-2013, 06:58 PM
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#27
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Senior
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Portsmouth, uk
Age: 33
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Bike: Honda MSX 125
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Re: My road legal
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Originally Posted by Ollie Shineray 50
You shouldnt pull it right into lever when bleeding it, nor will cracking the nipple work on a front brake, just uncrack the nipple, pip coming up in the air and down into tank, then fill the res and wait for it to drain through, pulling the lever in half way to speed it up
Only my experiance after doing mine
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Why shouldnt you pull the lever right in? I bled the back like that mate?
Just seems no matter what the front just wont pressurise up, im never getting that tight spot where the lever wont pull past, its got a shitty top seal aswell so im almost certain i need a new master or just a new seal but ive not found them anywhere.
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16-05-2013, 07:14 PM
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#28
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Devon
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Bike: Road legal pit
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Re: My road legal
Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe90
Why shouldnt you pull the lever right in? I bled the back like that mate?
Just seems no matter what the front just wont pressurise up, im never getting that tight spot where the lever wont pull past, its got a shitty top seal aswell so im almost certain i need a new master or just a new seal but ive not found them anywhere.
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Ive got a master for sale mate that is 100% working, must be fooked
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16-05-2013, 07:18 PM
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#29
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Senior
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Portsmouth, uk
Age: 33
Posts: 630
Bike: Honda MSX 125
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Re: My road legal
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Originally Posted by Ollie Shineray 50
Ive got a master for sale mate that is 100% working, must be fooked
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Ill have a looksies mate as i defo need one. Ta
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18-05-2013, 09:28 PM
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#30
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Senior
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Portsmouth, uk
Age: 33
Posts: 630
Bike: Honda MSX 125
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Re: My road legal
8x6 numberplate added with a cnc quarter throttle and brake res on the way. 1 job im waiting on is the cover letter from a garage for my logbook. Which im told is coming.
Pics of road use soon hopefully!
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