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My rear brake pads - whoooops ?
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06 Mar 2021
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My rear brake pads - whoooops ?

I'll get a few more miles out of these surely ??

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  • Aussierider 06 Mar 2021
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    Got your money worth out of those bad boys!
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    • ST.LL 06 Mar 2021 author
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      Aussierider, Inadvertently! indeed I did. Shame on me really for not checking them before.
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  • Matt Carroll 06 Mar 2021
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    how's your disc looking?
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    • ST.LL 06 Mar 2021 author
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      Matt Carroll, It's actually unscathed thankfully. I took the wheel off to clean the chain properly and change my brake fluid. luckily I usually have spares of everything (including tyres), so when I checked the pads I swapped them striaght out ?
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  • TwoNine 06 Mar 2021
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    That’s what you call using every last Penny.
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