DaveGti

Formula The one brakeset. These brakes have immense power and great modulation, always came out on top in reviews. Hose lengths are 1000mm and 1650mm The front brake does need a seal replacing on the lever. The rear brake works fine, just needs a bleed

Fox DHX 5.0 Eye to eye size is 216mm with a 63mm stroke size. I bought this as an upgrade for my Lapierre Spicy in 2011. I had a TF tune put on the shock when i still lived in the uk this was done to suit my weight at 87kg and the type of riding i was doing, all mountain / downhill. I did a full service including new oil and seals in 2014 but it has never been used since servicing, due to finding a crack in my frame. The shock has been in storage ever since so may need some TLC to get it back to its best.

Fox Float R High Volume shock size is 216mm with a 63mm stroke This came standard on my lapierre spicy, I gave the shock a full service with new seals and oil. The shock has never been used since as i found a crack in my frame when reassembling the bike after a major service. The shock has been in storage for a few years so may need some TLC to get it back to running its best.

I'm seeling my Formula ORO K18 as i've upgraded to the ones. These brakes are awesome plenty of power and decent modulation. Perfect for stopping, skids and endo's..... ensuriing all those bitches in the car park know who's boss!!!! The brakes have been on my bike since new (2009) so they do have some battle scars. I put new seals and pistons in both levers and calipers at the start of the year. The last couple of rides i noticed that the rear had a sticky pistion but i'm sure with some lube this will free up no problem. The brakes need new pads and will need a bleed, but with a bit of TLC these will be back to keeping you rubber side down on the dirt. The hose lengths: rear 1480mm - Front 820mm Will do them for £60 collected or posted at £65 also included is 180mm formula disc, mounting screws, instructions and bleed procedure details. One last thing and most important free stickers