You don’t want to push the springs too much as they still need some tension to pull the brakes back outward. Alex Ramon A bicycle geek since early childhood, spent his twenties as a mechanic in bike shops. His passions include flatland BMX, unicycles, cycle touring, mountain biking and...
Used parts are not recommended for safety and to avoid wrong or bad parts. While the part(s) can be bought for less online from Toyota dealers, the labor is still significant and special calibrations and bleeding techniques are needed. Some independent hybrid shops can save a little if ...
The Rim Reaper poster was a great wall art for the shops I've wrenched at. Koolstop The first pads to go on the front of the heavy hitting Druid were the KoolStops. I've always liked the old-school simplicity of the brand. The bedding-in process was quick and uneventful. 5 or 6 ...
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Easy DIY repair involving swapping/re-greasing upper & lower caliper pins along with changing to ceramic brake pads - all for about $26.Did mine, works great!! Add a site » Find a good Honda mechanic Read reviews of repair shops in your area. Enter your zip code: A free service...
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Question:First, let me say that I have enjoyed reading your articles and books related to forming theory. I have been applying the principles you’ve covered in the shops I’ve worked for. I recently started with a different OEM to assist with its fabrication department. We use 304 stainles...