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or the nut on the seat.
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:lol\r\n
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\r\n \r\n I will literally hand sand my rotors & pads with 80 grit paper. it works.
\r\nif your fork seals are blown its game over. Or put diapers on them like me \r\n
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\r\n \r\n im not taking it the wrong way , this is not the first time i have heard about seals that leak after the frontend has sat around for a long time , I have a set of pads if you need them\r\n
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I will literally hand sand my rotors & pads with 80 grit paper. it works.
\nif your fork seals are blown its game over. Or put diapers on them like me
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Tampons when your having a "heavy" month of leaking\r\n
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im not taking it the wrong way , this is not the first time i have heard about seals that leak after the frontend has sat around for a long time , I have a set of pads if you need them
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understandable.. are they new or used? how much you want for em?\r\n
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understandable.. are they new or used? how much you want for em?
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I will send them out tomorrow,\r\n
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I will send them out tomorrow,
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word.. thanks greatly appreciate it your the man Gil \r\n
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\r\n \r\n so, now throw away the old pads, clean the rotors with brake cleaner, NOT with water and purplepower (what the hell?) sand the rotors with 120, clean them off again with brake cleaner, install pads. (sand them too if they are used, and use brakecleaner). ride and let them set in!!\r\n
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so, now throw away the old pads, clean the rotors with brake cleaner, NOT with water and purplepower (what the hell?) sand the rotors with 120, clean them off again with brake cleaner, install pads. (sand them too if they are used, and use brakecleaner). ride and let them set in!!
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i actually scuffed up the rotors with a scuff pad before i went out yesterday and they worked mint! \r\n
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\r\n \r\n I sent you the pads.you can probably sell them to that cheap Jew OneWheelNeal\r\n
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