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nicklouse
nicklouse Posts: 50,675
edited May 2007 in MTB workshop & tech
Before asking a question make sure you have read the manual. If you dont have the manual vist the suppliers webby, see the tech links sticky for most.

Ok if it is an odd question that is not covered in the manual or on Park Tools ask away but give as much info as you can.

Please give All the info about the problem as you can. If you don't know the make model or year get a picture.For example:


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<br />I bought some second hand Z1 Freerides off ebay. They seemd perfect and looked great - But when i sat on the bike the travel just dropped and fell more as i was riding and resulted in them being as low as they could possibly be!?? Only going back to there normal 130mm self after lifting up the front wheal. Im not sure how to resulve this. Is it to do with the oil, or the screws on the bottem? or possibley the air pressure? Also is it a Bike Shop jobby or a home job with limeted tools!
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is OK except that there is not just one Z1 FR there are a few and they have been made for quite a few years.
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<br />my front shimano deore front brake. the pads are not even moving in the calpier. whats the problem
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if you want the right answers give all the info you have.
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