adapting to a different bike

62 Posts | Latest reply on 30/03/2011 23:29:41 by cw | Go to original / last post
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julie j

In: Harrogate
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Thanks Matt! So an update for everyone who gave advice on this. It turns out that the chain adjusting mechanism on one side was quite loose and so the wheel was not entirely straight, it has been dealt with by a nice man with spanners Wink and will now brake in a straight line! which is always good! And a track day has been sorted.....cadwell here I come! Thanks to everyone who commented on this especially Fast Jock who came over and checked the brakes out for me.                                                                                                                                                                             
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cw

In: Manchester
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glad it sorted. now you can look forward to some good weather and getting out on it                                                                                                                                                                             


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