20 Most Recent Avid Code Hydraulic Disc Brake Questions & Answers

yes indeed you can, and i know where you can source them chainreactioncycles.com, i recently changed my juicy's levers for a rockin set of carbons from crc, its simple and if you need tech assist log onto avid or mojo or like site shimano do great tutorials, only one thing check compatability before buying by sending a query to the website.

Try looking here:http://www.parktool.com/repair/readhowto.asp?id=126

Juicy's are prone to sticky pistons.REMOVE pads,clean calliper ,pull lever lightly and add a drop of hydraulic fluid to the edges of the pistons to lube.Recess pistons,wipe off excess fluid and fit pads.If this doesn't work they might need bled.

Your brake failed and you need to take it to a good bicycle repair shop in your area. Hydraulic brakes on bicycles are not easy to self service as you need specialized tools and the proper replacement parts.

There are some ways this can happen. If you accidentally apply pressure to that brake lever with the wheel removed you will have to gently force the pads apart with something that won't damage them and then bleed that brake. You will need a bleeding kit for that model as they are unfortunately mostly all different because of the fittings needed. The other problem is a sudden application of the brakes in an emergency will cause the seal in the brake lever in the piston to blow which requires part replacement and a brake bleed. If you want to attempt the repair yourself there is info at www.Parktool.com. In either case you will still have to go top a good bicycle repair shop for the necessary tools, parts,and supplies. Ask for brake wedges while you are there. They are fairly cheap plastic wedges that keep your pads the proper distance apart when you are transporting the bike with the wheels off. Hope this helps.

You didn't say which model but it sounds like there is a blown seal in your brake lever. You'll have to get it serviced which will also require a brake bleed. Have them check both brakes while they are at it.

use a flat screw driver and push the pads back in on the calliper. Be gentile though.

lots of online sites ... here's one

http://www.munising.com/genuine.html

you may also just want to grab a phone book for your area and see if there is a harley dealer nearby.

Robert

This is some sort of setting in windows that allows you to easily make characters such as í é ê ë and so on by pressing the quote or hat key and then the letter (I think it only works for vowels)

I'm not sure how to fix this, but you can temporarily change this by pressing alt+shift. Alt+Shift will toggle between 3 different settings, 1 of them being the one that gives the problem you have and the other 2 seem to be normal. It will probably switch back when you restart the computer, there's probably a way to permanently set it to how you want but I don't know how.

So basically, if your keyboard is acting odd press Alt+Shift once or twice and it should return to normal. Also, this will only work if you use the left side alt and shift keys.

you can change your brakes give your vehicle to your nearest cycle shop.

Ummmmmmm.....are you kidding? What kind of answer are you looking for here?

Hi CGI,

How about Milk crates, they're heavy duty enough to hold them.

You could probably sell them to a bar that has a tropical motif to use for drink specials. I lived near a Beach Bar in Florida that did that all the time.

Use you imagination.

Have fun,
Mike

When you say adjust, do you mean shift or do you mean adjust? You should start with the easiest solution: give your drivetrain a really thorough bath by using Simple Green and a brush to clean it really well, then lubricate your chain with the proper chain lube. If the problem persists, e-mail me and i will give you a detailed description of how to adjust the drivetrain.

You can get a nut and bolt with the same diameter from a hardware store to replace it. It will not be as pretty, but you can ride.

Hope,
matt

bicycle was the problem spelling?

The two pedals are mounted on an axle bearing caps at both sides. Remove the pedals first by extracting the cylindrical pin & nut.Open the nuts and push the spindle out. Next loosen the ring tightener and then the base by rotating via the punch holes. Once you remove the bearings from that end will come out. Similarly do the other one. Now with the help of grease place the ball bearing inside the cup & tighten it............sodeep

The Next PX 6.0 uses a 27.2mm seat post.

There is no serial number database for those bikes https://www.google.com/search?q=white+super+chief+bicycle+date+of+manufacture https://www.google.com/search?q=white%27s+super+chief ..

serial number is 12900243GT m one. Can anyone tell me the year?