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If cable operated brakes then try Jagwire compressionless housing or Shimano compressionless brake housing.

I have used Shimano freewheel grease before, the ones are also generally recommended. Shimano Workshop Special Grease for Pawl-Type Freehub Bodies: Specifically formulated for Shimano freewheels. R.S.P. Go Flow: A semi-fluid grease designed for pawls, providing good penetration and...

Connex ebike chain and buy a chain checker. If your chain measures 0.75 on it then replace the chain, if it measures 1 then replace the chain and cassette Buy two new chains Use one (1) until it measures 0.5 Use the other new chain (2) until it measures 0.5 Put first chain (1) back on and use...

Topeka do a thru axle trailer adapter, I don't know if this could modified to fit torque arms https://www.amazon.co.uk/Topeak-Journey-Thru-Axle-Hardware-Pitch/dp/B07LGSVX4L?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&ref_=fplfs&psc=1&smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE

Thanks for the replies. You can also what is known as burping the brakes. Sometimes this is not enough and a bleed is required. Shimano hydraulic brake bladder article https://nsmb.com/articles/shimano-brake-bleed-and-bladder-repair/

I am basing my comment on 2. Volunteering at a bike charity and discussing this with qualified mechanics with years of experience. 2. Shimano dealers manuals 3. Hydraulic brake systems are closed systems, if hydraulic self bleed the air would have to escape from an open port, if this was the...

AI says No, Shimano hydraulic brakes are not self-bleeding. While they are designed with a bladder in the reservoir that helps direct air bubbles towards the bleed port, they still require periodic bleeding to remove air and maintain optimal performance. If you notice spongy feeling brakes or a...

A bigger version of a taser, the prongs would go through the battery case.

Has anybody used Bikeparts co.uk? Genuine question, I do not work for them? Thanks for reading.

Most chains are too long when you buy them so you still need a chain splitter. Buy a Connex quick link, you don't need a tool to take it on or off

Once in a while take the v brake arms off and clean then put grease on the v brake frame posts.

https://www.parktool.com/en-int/product/3-d-printable-pegboard-holder-for-ct-15-ct-15-h3d?category=New+Products

I can also recommend OnOne Mary bars