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I can't remember the exact numbers but it's something like 2 and a half psi of pressure or something tiny like that. You're supposed to have a special tool that can deal with such small pressures to get the right amount of air in them but we lived a long way from anything like that so figured out t...

Is anybody able to supply the Silver colour code for the finned reservoir Marzocchi Strada 2.3's fitted to the Darmahs?

m You don't need bleeder screws on the calipers to bleed your brakes. Here is how I bleed my brakes and it has never failed me. I am assuming that the M/C and caliper were correctly rebuilt and assembled. First of all, I never bleed my brakes just to replace the fluid. It is so easy, that I always ...

Hello I have just removed and dismantled the Darmahs Rear Master Cylinder and found that by very patiently lightly squeezing the open rim of the master cylinder may have loosened it enough to unscrew easily........ Dismantled pic shown There is a round seal between the reservoir and the bowl, be car...

I have just had the same problem with original steel/chrome pistons seized on the rear brake. I could not budge them by soaking them in Penetrene, nor gripping the edge of the piston with vise grips, then attempting to turn the piston in the bore with an adjustable spanner on the vise grips. Air in ...