Mikey08
Kona Fan
I do like that. Very clean, less is more look about it. Any pictures of your Trek on here?
2005 Trek Top Fuel 110 Team Issue - Repair and Restomod
It'll be so nice you won't want to ride it! 😁
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I do like that. Very clean, less is more look about it. Any pictures of your Trek on here?
Thanks for the heads up, they are the metal type but currently they're quiet lol. I have removed a Phenolic or whatever they are called piston from an unserviced mini and it was a right pig to get out, It ended up in 100 bits!The brake looks to be in very good condition, but if the pistons are the older 2 part type(steel core inside alloy piston) as it wears its really prone to vibrating, which makes the most god awful squealing noise. The plastic pistons are a good upgrade for that and it will only set you back about 12 quid.
That is if the pistons are the first type, if plastic forget I added this bit.
Shame I hadn't spotted this earlier. I've a blue ano mini no3 caliper, would have blended in very nicely.
Just had a really quick look and wow!!! Loving your work, Very Dangerholm. Ill have a good read of your thread later.2005 Trek Top Fuel 110 Team Issue - Repair and Restomod
It'll be so nice you won't want to ride it! 😁www.retrobike.co.uk
Just had a really quick look and wow!!! Loving your work, Very Dangerholm. Ill have a good read of your thread later.