Ok then so whats the battery life like, could I use it to film a 4 hour ride?

3 and 6

RED

But is it a bit big?

Gary that is very good quality…got me thinking now….. 8)

Get one of these a Salsal El Mariachi..

excuse the bar end they have gone now.

I have needs but not telling :wink:

An air compressor is what you need to get it to move!

Not too sure if you can srtip strip SLX brakes?

For all your washing needs!

Been looking at the hero and have noticed it comes with a case so I gather that they are not that weather proof, so are the dealex ones better sealed then?

Anyone used one of these..
http://www.jessops.com/vehomuvi

Thinking about that pops, but trying to find a cheap S/H one

Thanks for the info might order two as there not bad for the price.

Hope all goes well

To set it up use the bash as the outer ring, so yeah you may have to move it down.

Five out of five 8)

Need 80 bags if its splenda sugar! :P

Why ask if you have been doing it for years without problems? :roll:

Update…..arrived today panic off!

As of now no but not been home yet. I did sent an email on Tuesday to claire@singletrackworld.com asking but have not had a reply yet? :cry:

Looks like a flask! :wink:

And mine :roll:

I'm running a 40:13 at the moment and might change to a 38:13 or 40:16 undecided?

You might have the wrong one then :?

You are putting it in the right way round? Just a thought :|

Plus you can pi55 in it and it makes a nice jelly mold.

screw not crew and of finger should read or finger

Had to get mine faced :?

Picture seal might be damaged, as it simples.

There a small lip it fits into, once it's in the lip just fit the hub back in and ease it in with a small crew driver of finger nails(might need female to so that bit) and and can service my maitous and fox forks :wink:

Don't need tool

Calipers usual seal kit but I had to go and ask hope directly for new diaphragms as I could find them anywhere, but that was last year might be different now.

Should of mentioned don't pump the piston all the way out.

Just got the purple one, rude not to. 8)

Find a some one who has a vacuum pump and an oven, search tinternet and do it yourself, if your local I've got a vac pump.

Got one with this today

Plus a few files!

If your handy with a file it is possible to make a washer fit( big one) just file it so that there are two flats opposite and so that its just small enough to fit in the bushing, don't forget to use some stud bar that is long enough to stick out to top of the leg so you can pull the bush out. Remember to measure from the top of the leg to the top of the bush before you take them out.

Just use a plastic tyre lever, takes a bit of practice. I normally put something in between the pistons.

I would take pads out and just pump the pistons out a bit the give em a good squirt with silicone spray lubricant, push them back in and do it again several times that should free the pistons up. Once you have done that give them a bleed and replace the diaphragm on the lever assembly job done.