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Ah awesome :D

wrong topic? lol

Haha yeah that happened when we were pushing the piston back down replaced the fluid and put the pads in minus some clip that was making it impossible to push the pads in.. Tried bleeding the front brakes to no avail couldnt feel any change in the brake.. theres absolutely nothing there

Tutorial on brake pad installation. and something on how to check/set up a new bike.

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Anyone got any tips for installing front brake pads? Theres a little spring thats causing problems putting the pads in its too tight and hard to push them in.. help would be appreciated. I took the spring out and the pads are in fine but there not as tight as they should be. ( the spring pushes...

Yeah i'll start looking at those kind of updates after i get the bike run in and actually see what it's like riding before making and big changes.

It's just the stock rear shock, And i weigh about 80kgs

Yeah theres fluid in the lines, Brake pads aren't installed though so i have to do that then bleed the brakes i guess. Pro tapers are on the shopping list after i run the bike in and get it set up, Just sitting on it the rear suspension feels kinda soft and spongey.

The pads weren't installed I have to put them in myself, And there was no need for the boo hoo hoo comment. lol Anyway, Thanks for the tips etc.

Yea the frame is bent, But what an awesome deal you get 2 sticker kits with it!! haha..

I just got a new pitbike yesterday BSE 125, And i have to put alot of it together. Handle bars, Read shock, Brake pads, Front wheel and a whole lot of other little things. I have a few questions. Any tips for installing brake pads? The rear shock came with a bolt but no nut? There should be a...