Originally Posted by p.dath Consider a bike with a long wheel base, or that is carrying saddle bags, a pillion, or some additional weight over the rear tyre. But wouldnt it still be best to brake with both at the same time? Even with a long wheelbase bike a lot of the weight will go on the front wheel.
Best of luck mate! You'll feel like a new man once you emerge from it all. As before, piccies of the nurses are mandatory!
Best of luck with that. Looking forward to reading your post about how it went.
I don't always leave comments, but like oracle said " good to see that you're valve should be repairable". If you should get the slightly noisy one you wont be able to keep much secret from your other half, she will tell when the ticker is nervous...LoL Seriously tho, all the best for the op and take your time with the recovery.
Hey vifferman, good to see that you're valve should be repairable. Studying this sort of stuff at uni, and although they definitely work those bionic valves look pretty primative and as you said, do have quite an audible *click* with every heart beat. Anyway, all the best for the op and looking forward to a post-op 'I bet the bugger' blog
Originally Posted by Spazman727 It seems strange to apply the front brake first then the rear. Since the weight transfers to the front wheel so fast, there would be little point inapplying the rear at all if most of the weight is already on the front. Or have i missed something? Consider a bike with a long wheel base, or that is carrying saddle bags, a pillion, or some additional weight over the rear tyre.
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It seems strange to apply the front brake first then the rear. Since the weight transfers to the front wheel so fast, there would be little point inapplying the rear at all if most of the weight is already on the front. Or have i missed something?
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...-295352402.htm Might be worth a look
Thanx for that mate ,you'r right, Ill try to go into more depth & detail from now on
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