Cat C Bike

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That symptom is typical of air in the brakes. If you keep pumping the lever quickly you'll probably find the bite point moves out even further.

Try reverse bleeding, if you've not already.

Any idea why it seems to it when I push the bike back or forward a little? Stationary its firm

I might let them bleed it,messing on bikes does my head in sometimes:(
 
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No pulsing under braking,the fork was ever so slightly bent and he straightened it,only thing that was broken off was the mudguard mounting tab which I had welded back on

Idk if the caliper mounts bent of not,but the fork leg supposed to be straight now
 
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I hope you've cured it

It's doing my nut in,mine ain't spongy they are sharp every time it's just the lever comes back a few mm further every now n then,to me it's trivial as I've got really good braking still but I'm not the mot man
 
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I can't feel it when riding but it seems very slight,I took the caliper off wrapped it in rag and put it onto of the mudguard then rolled the bike backwards and forwards and the lever didn't comeback,whatever it is is pushing the pistons in slightly

Good job yours was an easy fix,ican get the disc straightened if it's that
 
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@Scooby idk yet might enjoy it through summer (summer lol) then decide whether to keep or sell,trouble with me is im used to old hacks and its a job to look after a new machine

@BenJi its an arrow gp2 end can/decat pipe,ive given it some stick its got more power than my older one,the brakes are ace

EDIT: oh and I took full advantage of the supercorsas today

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they look nice with a gold disc
 
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