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floppy bike!
oldskoolpulsar Tue 12 Jan - 18:32
I will post a picture of the machine and the rust area, so people are informed and can spot this, i sure did not!
The symptoms are well feels like wheel bearings are on way out. and its difficult to keep on a upright position on the machine. just wants to lean!
The symptoms are well feels like wheel bearings are on way out. and its difficult to keep on a upright position on the machine. just wants to lean!
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