I don't know if anyone else has had issues with the rear brake caliper seizing. I did mention this on another himalayan thread on here. Long story short I cleaned up the caliper and eased the piston off, used some red rubber grease and then replaced the pads. They seemed to be wearing quite heavily...

I don't know if anyone else has had issues with the rear brake caliper seizing. I did mention this on another himalayan thread on here. Long story short I cleaned up the caliper and eased the piston off, used some red rubber grease and then replaced the pads. They seemed to be wearing quite heavily ...

On a different note keep an eye on youre brake calipers. 6.5k in and my rear piston has badly seized. I've took the pads off cleaned it up and freed the piston after half an hour. I think maybe the standard pads aren't great so got some ebcs on order to put in next week. Not a massive job but worth ...

It should calibrate easy enough, I'm sure you're dealer will assist I sorting it. For what it's worth the compass is only accurate to 45 degrees.

I've not had the head bearing issue yet but it's due its 6.5k service v soon I will ask them to check that it's fine after hearing a few have had issues

Jak, no sorry I'm due a new rear v soon, I was looking a t the shinko 705 more road biased

Amazing video don't get much better than that!

I hope it goes that's a great price I have passed it on to a few friends

Hi All, I have not got a REH but has anyone tried a breathable vent or material over a drilled hole after drying it out inside?? http://www.dupont.co.uk/products-and-services/construction-materials/tyvek-building-envelope/brands/tyvek-breather-membrane.html https://www.gore.com/products/categories/...

It’s got to be condensation, not leakage. If the second set are misting it’s as likely to be your conditions as the clocks, Mike. Have you thought of running a dehumidifier in your garage? Mine has only ever been parked on the street through mid-winter, under a cheap Oxford cover. A tiny bit of con...