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Re: bleeding maguras?

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  1. MuniAddict said:

    I had to remove the brake handle from my *HS33 maguras *so I could
    remove and lube that little plastic spindle, used for adjusting the
    brake. It had become "fused" and would not turn, so after removing the
    handle I was able to get it turning freely again. But after putting the
    handle back on, it now seems sluggish and lacks the same stopping
    power. It seems that air may have gotten into the lines. So how can I
    bleed the system, and, if necessary, add more brake line (mineral oil?)
    fluid? 😕

    Get one of 'these' (http://tinyurl.com/y7h9l9).

    That comes with some magura fluid, a lot of trials bikers use water in
    their lines and really like it. They say it gives it a more snappy feel
    but it wears the seals down faster.

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    Spencer Hochberg

    (disclaimer: i may not know what i am talking about)

    maxisback said:

    yeh i kill ppl for a living

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