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Maguras are some of the easiest systems I’ve found to bleed. Any shop they’ll do the other brand should sort you out.
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Maguras are some of the easiest systems I’ve found to bleed.
I mean, I've done it and I'm still riding them.
I bought this kit back in 2015 and used it once after buying the Inbred off ebay:
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Maguras are some of the easiest systems I’ve found to bleed. Any shop they’ll do the other brand should sort you out.
In my (admittedly anecdotal) experience this is (when it comes to bike shop mechanics) not true, and Magura bleeding is "Very Hard" to "Impossible", to the extent that one "MTB Pro-Shop" in the Alps literally gave up and I had to buy some Shimano brakes from them (which they could bleed).
hippy
Dammit
8 new Enduro bearings ordered, a bearing press and the correct extractors and drifts. I just need that lot to arrive and I can fully service the rear end. I'm continuing my game of "challenge Londons finest bike shops with Magura", and taking the bike into LMNH for Sam to have a crack at it on Thursday.