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• #3777
Had my bushings replaced at LBS for £35 the other day. Much better than the £55 + parts quoted by Condor.
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• #3778
Ooh, yeah, can see that happening easily. Curse these practical bikes!
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• #3779
And WTH about these unadjustable pre-2013 levers? Do you have to trash them to get them off?
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• #3780
The gears on my 2 speed need adjusting, as its currently a singlespeed. Does anyone know of a decent YouTube video that explains how to do it yourself?
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• #3781
Are you sure it's not just crud and crap in the mechanism? Good old scrub then lashings of WD40. Have to do it on the odd occasion.
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• #3782
Could also be the outer edge of the jockey wheels worn down, meaning the metal flaps have nothing to push against. Happened to me also! Swapped them around until I wasn't so skint and could buy a pair.
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• #3783
If not, there is an official Brompton vid on YouTube, but it's a bit out of focus so difficult to see.
Good luck!
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• #3784
Normally this for me. Toothbrush helps.
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• #3785
Think Brompton recommend 100psi, you’ll be surprised by how much of the bromptons stiffness when ridden relies on the pressure in the tyres.
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• #3786
Cool, will give it a shot. At least the tyres take no time to pump up!
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• #3787
You'll get used to the twitchy handling after a bit, but they're just not suited to thrashing about. I'm still careful when indicating and riding one-handed. Just relax, enjoy it and keep the tyres pumped up.
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• #3788
Anyone have a telescopic seatpost to sellz.
I need.
Knees are killing me....
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• #3789
Also. Anyone test ridden the electric Brommie yet?
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• #3790
yes, its great, I have paid deposit
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• #3791
Whats the RRP 2,500?
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• #3792
yeah something like that
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• #3793
Are you daring to suggest I have a dirty bike?
You’re not confusing me with @cornelius_blackfoot are you?
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• #3794
I was the same, until I got my head around to stop thinking that it was a replacement for one of my road bikes. If you need to carry stuff when you are riding the Brom, I recommend the luggage block and one of the bags they offer ( I have a C Bag, with S bars).
10kg of stuff from Sainos shelves improves the front-end handling significantly. -
• #3795
10kg of stuff from Sainos shelves improves the front-end handling significantly.
I have just a piddly Brompton Ortlieb Mini O bag and when loaded I was surprised at the difference this made to the handling.
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• #3796
Also ridden one, really good fun and especially good with old knees that gives you an aid when starting off at the lights.
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• #3797
I might have one, will check tomorrow and get back to you?
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• #3798
10kg of stuff from Sainos shelves improves the front-end handling significantly.
I still find it disturbing when I turn the handlebars and the bag stays where it is. Quite weird.
C Bag, S bars here too.
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• #3799
At least use gt85 not wd. GT leaves teflon, wd leaves sticky....
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• #3800
How do you identify a brompton bag and its age?
I think it is an older S bag as the zips are covered with flaps, the bag is black with a brompton triangle logo on the front flap,silver trim around the flap and dark silver/grey insided. The bag has a frame and two pockets at the rear with flaps.
What about without the bike?