QUOTE(majorsinbad @ Apr 30 2012, 07:54 AM)
I understand Bikepro are good at bleeding Avid brakes ....try and check it out ....The thing is you ll need to be a bit patient ...they re quite busy....but I doubt they ll wash the bike for you ...heheheh....
Ray also is another option....
Snake Bites
Is it just me or Maxxis ...or its Exception series have rather thin side walls ....yesterday I kena snake bite kow2 till can not seal back ...have to use tube ...funny thing is ...usually snake bites happen on both sides of the wall ...mine had 2 on the same side ....maybe I didnt put in enough air at the time ...but I guess its Flintstones way of welcoming my tubeless ...
u need this bro...Ray also is another option....
Snake Bites
Is it just me or Maxxis ...or its Exception series have rather thin side walls ....yesterday I kena snake bite kow2 till can not seal back ...have to use tube ...funny thing is ...usually snake bites happen on both sides of the wall ...mine had 2 on the same side ....maybe I didnt put in enough air at the time ...but I guess its Flintstones way of welcoming my tubeless ...
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This post has been edited by joncy: Apr 30 2012, 08:04 AM
Apr 30 2012, 08:04 AM

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