du bushes is what you need… here you go
http://www.tftunedshox.com/Miscellaneous/Mount-Kits-and-Bushings/Eyelet-Bushings/Polymer-Eyelet-Bushings-127mm-Bag-of-4-FOXBUSHB

presuming it is the bridge you speak of it had rotted through and snapped.
It was closed for approx 1 week and replaced with stone…

to be fair hardly a mess?

@br are you talking about bridge on traverse of the dogs?

@carl, i will send you details mate soon as they come up for sale

if your in no hurry i will have some marz 55 rc3 ti’s with new uppers fitted 3 weeks ago with full service for sale, prob in a few weeks.
these are the 160 mm version

could it be stuck down possibly?

Isnt an all mountain bike what a dropper is intended for>? im a little confused now by that ^^^

you should really seal the floor prior to painting for best results to prevent peeling etc, especially if its dusty.
something like this will do…
http://www.wickes.co.uk/invt/214270

Another vote for steeles, dave is a top bloke and very good builder

same bearing is fairly tricky to replace due to back being on an angle.
threaded bar and assortment of washers old bearings does the trick but try drive them both in at same time to keep them square in the housing.

edit: the drop out bearings are not the only blind bearings in there as well, the smaller bearings in the rocker plates are also blind

i found the larger bearings in the rocker plates trickier than the horst, they need to be removed in pairs or they twist due to the shape of the rocker plates.
I bought a bearing puller in the end, way less hassle

If it is a crack im sure the seller could have it replaced via spesh warranty?

heres mine, great bike.

prob best filled with a little expanding foam, leave to set then trim with craft knife. Finish with polyfilla.
Thats how i would do it as a decorator

Spend the money on a slide hammer and collet extractor then in a years time it wont cost you a fortune to do them again

i thought the raw eg was painted?

surprised he’s still trading tbh

use tape, mesh is for a skimcoat. use a caulking board with easy fill to finish. oh and dont pva prior to painting

try AA they were pretty good for me…
edit: you will need ring them though and list the bike.

cant you just tighten nut on the end?

tubing from a vaccuum is perfect size, sure you have one of those :wink:

dip the tape in mild soapy water, fairy or similar will do then apply squeezing out the water. Lets you move the tape till in place

Van rc on mine with no problems

Wouldnt use acrylic in my house, seen far to many jobs where its broken down to a dirty black sticky mess, especially on doors and handrails

Paints changing far too much at the moment due to legislation from the eu, they seem to be struggling to get it right imo.

Just have to stick with it and carry on turning out a good job, eventually you will only end up working for people worth working for who want decent work and dont mind paying a fair wage to get it.
15 quid an hour isnt a lot of money for someone trying to run a buisness imo
Trouble is with our game people ‘think’ they can decorate so dont value what we do, yet they cant be arsed to do it neither.

edit: I dont advertise btw, nothing but trouble that with time wasters.

trouble is with day rate ive known blokes charge 50 quid then take forever, costing more in the long run.
Always price my work as fairly as possible.
You can usually tell if somethings going to cause you trouble for example woodcip stripping and some otehr papers, I always give a ballpark figure of how long i think then if it take me longer its an extra. People undertand that there is no way of knowing how long it takes to strip something

I always work out the meterage and as well as think how long something will take. then give a price, sometimes you win some you lose

Depends on how much good quality work you can produce in a day i suppose.
I charge 120+ a day and have for last 7 year but dont stop for breaks much.
Some decorators might think what i do a day is more than a days work? who knows…

Here you go…
http://www.tftunedshox.com/MountKitGuide.aspx

if they are worn they will prob just fall out when you remove the shock.
tftuned will sell yopu some.
Could be either end or both

Could it be the mounting hardware that’s worn maybe?

yes they are the correct ones on both ends.

edit: nothing else needed they will come with a bush

Try lifting the seal up the stanchion, lube or remove the foam ring underneath

Were very freindly and helpfull when freind had trouble with his bike, letting him use their tools etc to replace a part. good bunch…

^^^^ both the reasons im not keen on mine chvck, that and the price is over the top. much prefer the shimanos i had previously

As David recommends or even shimanos latest offerings of flat pedal shoe. I have 5 10’s and never again…

Give the aa a call…

Heres my most recent bite from last week, get them fairly often with no problems so far thankfully!

lets you move it around until its in place, then push water from underneath