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Rat Race Cycles
118 Evelina Rd, Nunhead, London SE15 3HL -
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+1 for rat race. Best shop around SE I've found for repairs.
Seabass isn't bad either but rat race is better
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They are utterly rammed at the moment so phone, and if you get lucky and get a call back be aware that they may not take it for a while.
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Thanks guys my dad's club uses rat race so will give them a try.
God help me I am at the very end of my rope with this shit. "Upgrade" from trp spyres my arse.
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Have you bedded in the brakes? If you make too god of a job cleaning the rotors may need again.
Also, if the rear have less travel than the front could mean you need a bit more fluid. -
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If it helps my girlfriend upgraded her Spyres to R7000 and the difference was night and day. This will surely come down to setup.
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Also, if the rear have less travel than the front could mean you need a bit more fluid.
Heh, well, it means you need less air in your lines / callipers and adding fluid on its own does not solve the problem by itself :)
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Asked rat race by phone a few days ago but no response - I'm just going to "downgrade" back to spyres. Won't be cheap but I no longer trust this bike and want to go back to a system I trust.
If anyone fancies R7000 calipers and levers you might spot them on this forum soon... -
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You could also try Max at The Cyclery in Lewisham https://www.thecyclerylewisham.com/
Getting really fed up with my 105 brakes. The rear brake is fine but I've been bleeding and bleeding the front one as best I can with cleaned rotors and new pads, and no joy. Warranty return is allegedly a no go because Madison isn't accepting returns.
I've had two shops have a go on it saying theyve done the best they can but I'm not at all happy, I can still actually spin the wheel when I have the bike in the stand and applying maximum brakeage. It just isn't right. Getting fobbed off with 'ah they've just got a long reach', nah they aren't right.
Would really appreciate a recommendation for a shop with a mechanic who knows what they're doing with 105 R7000 hydraulics because this is really getting on my nerves. Extra marks for a specific mechanic I can ask for.