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Thank you for sharing.👍

Yes. A caliper brake goes on easily but performs poorly. The best way is to find an old MTB bike with similar dimensions that has brake bosses and install V-brakes. Goodluck.👍

I had the same experience aswell mate

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You had problems with Monza?

With Monza?

@@alloutbikes yeah mate but learnt my lesson stick with the bigger name brands

The Problem is the original "core" BMX brand bikes had 22.2 seatposts. This bike you can ride and have fun on it without worrying about messing it up. But I understand that you would rather have original and that is OK. I would rather have original aswell.👍

I had a light blue Trek Domane SL7 in with a cracked seat pillar and cracked forks . It had hit a traffic island .

Monza is made by Tange. If you know your BMX history, Tange is about as core as you get. I own old school BMX’s but my 24” Monza is one of my favourites. I’ts my daily ride.

@@fatsacks70 I don't think the original Tange company exists now .

@@fatsacks70 I know a good bit, of the BMX history. I grew up in that era. There are some old brands that I still know very little about. I will have to research a little about the monza and tange stuff.

I have had a couple of those but they always came out fairly easily.

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Same frame and year.

It could be a number of things. You need to push on the accelerator pedal and see what the lights do. The blinking lights help diagnose the issue. Based on the number of blinks and the duration of the blinks aswell as the color of the blink will help. If it doesn't do anything at all then you probably need a new pedal. You can call Powerwheels and see if there is a service center near you. If they are good they will offer a free diagnosis like we do. Goodluck.👍

Thank you.👍

Thank you.👍

I hate to tell you but the computer is made to flash purple if it senses an overvolt aswell.

I'm sorry. Next time I get another Barbie camper I will try to cover more.👍

I'm always looking for a new project. It just depends on how much you want it for.

The Giant Talon is an excellent bike. I don't sell them but I do work on them. I have had tons of experience with them and the only issues I have seen is when the bike is not assembled properly. I wish you Goodluck. If you keep having problems take it to a good trusted bike shop. Most bike shops are good it's to bad that a few shops give others a bad reputation.👍

It's OK to have two bikes...😉

I'm sorry your rim is messed up. Everything I showed is straight forward and does not damage anything except the freewheel. Freewheels are not expensive and its a perfect opportunity to put a better one on that uses a tool. This video was to show you how to be able to remove a bad non removable freewheel. It is very difficult to put a freewheel back together but if your putting a new one on it doesn't matter.You are welcome to come by if possible and I would be happy to help. I have used this method a hundred times over the years and it has worked every single time. I wish you Goodluck and I'm serious about helping out if I can.👍

I've been trying to find one for years.

It was a Shimano. It's the second time I've seen one like this.

When bike shops get big or is owned by a big company it normally does have a high turnover rate. Working at bike shops are supposed to be fun. When they get big it becomes stressful.

You may still have air in your brake. Try bleeding it again but make sure your turning the bike and handlebars different angles to try to work any air pockets out. Goodluck.👍

From my experience it's caused by inconsistent powerflow from the battery requiring parts. The connection between the battery and the controller is not good enough. The other thing that can cause the code 21 is really steep hills. Take it to your nearest service center it should be easy to repair. Goodluck 👍

That may be true but when you install as many forks over the years as I have you tend to stop referring to the owners manual for normal things like steer tube lengths because they always had more then enough for most bikes. I didn't expect a drastic change like that. In old pictures you can see the stanchions sticking out above the crown, a ton of headset spacers or the fork is so far out because the always gave you more than enough to work with. It was the first time installing a new fork to an old bike.

Just because.👍

@@alloutbikes I have a 124 year old Columbia "Courting Tandem" that I can ride solo from the rear seat. That's a weird "just because" thing that can actually work once you've run over all the kids' toys and scraped your neighbor's new truck starting off out of your driveway...

Thar sounds like something I would do right after saying (Hay yall watch this)! But... That's just me.🤪

I am 6'1". It should fit you fairly well.

It depends on your flip flop hub. Some hubs handle different sized freewheels with no problem. It depends on what size freewheel you want. I don't know the hub you have so I will try to make it easy. If you have the bmx style flip flop with a lager diameter thead on one side that accepts 15t(AC freewheel only) 16t-22 tooth is the most common. You have a smaller diameter side that works with 13t-15 tooth freewheels. There are some Chinese freewheels that are 13 tooth and 14 tooth that will work with the larger thead but are a poor quality and don't last long. There are the step down thread hubs that are used for fixed gear as well. Where the smaller thead is reversed to accommodate a lockring to keep the gear from coming off. Some people use a freewheel on this at the risk of the theads stripping due to less material. There is also the different threads themselves. You have English thead(1.29x24) or Italian thead(1.32x24) or old French (33x1mm). If your not sure you can take it to your local bike shop. Any seasoned technician will know how to help you. Goodluck.👍

Thanks for sharing. I'm sorry your bikes got stolen. Maybe you could build another bike from your youth.👍

Thank you.👍

Thank you very much. It's called steel frame protector from ProGold.👍

@@alloutbikes thanks!

Hey Ray. Yes, it is virtually identical to the Varsity but is made to accommodate 26" wheels.

We are a repair shop. We charged $20.

Ike is my brother.👍

Your not going to like what I'm going to say........... Ebay. Ebay is probably the best place to look. It's also the most expensive. You can look on BMXmuseum but it's harder to navigate. Goodluck 👍