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Retfurb
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Welcome to Retfurb! We are dedicated to bringing you the best in retro, vintage & anything collectable. This includes refurbishments & modifications to keep the items of yesteryear alive.
Join us as we explore & preserve the world of vintage, retro & collectables.
Join us as we explore & preserve the world of vintage, retro & collectables.
Retro Inspired Specialized 29er Overhaul Build - M2 - Retfurb Bike Refurb
In this video we take a more modern Specialized 29" mountain bike and give it a retro twist.
The bicycle was purchased recently for my son, Specifically to do this retro look bike build.
I will be showing the process involved in doing this and the end product. Which I think (hope) you will agree, It looks fantastic.
The whole bike will go through a service, Whilst having the retro mods carried.
Lets get to it.......
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Keep posted for how we carry out all of the refurbishments on the vintage & retro bike components.
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I hope you enjoy the video.
Please subscribe to the channel, So you are kept up to date when the new videos drop.
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About Retfurb.
On the channel we will be looking at all things Retro, Vintage & collectable. Along the way we will be carrying out various tasks including; refurbishments, servicing, strip downs, restorations, repairs and much more. We aim to bring out new videos at least once a week, But will aim to release new videos more regularly.
We hope you enjoy the videos we make and please do like and subscribe.
Thank you for visiting our channel.
Retfurb
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Warning
All of our videos are intended for entertainment purposes only.
Any tasks we show on our videos, should be carried out by qualified persons only. All of the repairs, refurbs, restorations, modifications, etc can be hazardous to health. We ensure all safety precautions are carried out first, Before attempting any repairs.
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Music made with Bandlab
The bicycle was purchased recently for my son, Specifically to do this retro look bike build.
I will be showing the process involved in doing this and the end product. Which I think (hope) you will agree, It looks fantastic.
The whole bike will go through a service, Whilst having the retro mods carried.
Lets get to it.......
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Keep posted for how we carry out all of the refurbishments on the vintage & retro bike components.
-
I hope you enjoy the video.
Please subscribe to the channel, So you are kept up to date when the new videos drop.
-
About Retfurb.
On the channel we will be looking at all things Retro, Vintage & collectable. Along the way we will be carrying out various tasks including; refurbishments, servicing, strip downs, restorations, repairs and much more. We aim to bring out new videos at least once a week, But will aim to release new videos more regularly.
We hope you enjoy the videos we make and please do like and subscribe.
Thank you for visiting our channel.
Retfurb
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Warning
All of our videos are intended for entertainment purposes only.
Any tasks we show on our videos, should be carried out by qualified persons only. All of the repairs, refurbs, restorations, modifications, etc can be hazardous to health. We ensure all safety precautions are carried out first, Before attempting any repairs.
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Music made with Bandlab
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Dual 505 Turntable Reverse Rotation Issue - Repair How-To - Retfurb Retro Audio
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In this video we take a look at this Dual 505 record player. The unit has an issue with randomly spinning in the wrong direction, Which was not known when purchasing. This issue is fairly common with this type of record player and is caused by the 3 internal capacitors inside the unit. They are usually cracked, Which is a good indication that they are failing. - I hope you enjoy the video. Plea...
Magura HS Rim Bicycle Brake Bleeding Procedure - How-to - Retfurb Vintage Refurb
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In this video we show the process we carry out, When bleeding Magura rim type brakes. This is shown on a set of HS11 rim brakes, But it is a similar process on the other Magura hydraulic rim brakes. Including HS-33, Raceline, HS-22, ETC. This tool used is the EZmtb kit, Purchased from Amazon. It is perfect for retro bicycle brake bleeding, Including the Magura HS brakes. I can 100% recommend th...
Sony TA-1010 Amplifier Sound Balance Issue - Repair & Servicing - Retfurb Retro Audio
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In this video we take a look at this 1971 Sony TA-1010 solid state integrated amplifier. The amplifier has some issues that were not all known when purchasing, Particularly with the balance sound fader switch. We will attempt to repair the issues and perform a general service on the unit. - The amplifier was available from 1971 through to 1972. It is a solid state unit, With various operational...
AliExpress RideRace Brake Fitting Tool - Review & Demo - Retfurb Vintage Refurb
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In this video we take a look at this Ali-Express Ride Race bike tool, Brief review and a quick demonstration. This tool is perfect for retro bicycle brake fitting lines, Including the demonstrated Magura HS hard plastic brake lines. I can 100% recommend this tool, As it makes life so much easier when fitting brake pipe ends. This video is not sponsored in any way and it is my own personal opini...
Rotel RP-1000 Turntable Tone Speed Issue Repair - How-To - Retfurb Retro Audio
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In this video we have a Rotel RP-1000 Direct Drive (Mk2) turntable, Which has an issue with the tone speed. The record player has 2 exterior tone controls, Which the user can adjust to get in to spec. However, This turntable on the maximum, Will not allow it to go in to spec correctly. We will show how to do this, Which includes opening up the turntable to allow access to the adjusting potentio...
Rockshox MAG 21 SL Titanium Retro Bicycle Forks - Servicing How To Overhaul - Retfurb Vintage Refurb
Переглядів 580Місяць тому
In this video we take a pair of tired early 90's Rock Shox MAG 21 SL titanium mountain bike forks, Strip, Repair, Sand, Re-Finish, Service & Put it all back together again. We show the process involved for servicing maintenance and how to transform them back to top condition. They have become very tired & dirty over the years, So now it is time to breath new life back in to them. The forks are ...
Easiest & Cheap Speaker Box Enclosure Restoration Method - How-To - Retfurb Vintage Audio
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In this video I show the method I use, To restore tired & damaged speaker box enclosures. I find it the quickest and cheapest way to bring the wooden speaker boxes back to great looking condition. The repair process is pretty straight forward and when taking your time it can be achieved by most. It is an excellent way to make your speakers stand out again. Lets get to it........ - Wood effect f...
Vintage 50's Limit Desk Fan Restoration & Repair - Retfurb Vintage Refurb
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In this video we are working on a 1957 Limit desk fan, Which is in need of some restoration repair work. The Fan was purchased a while back and is assumed not functional. Mainly due to the old wiring inside of the unit. We will aim to restore this beautiful British made fan back to its former glory. All of this whilst trying to maintain the original appearance of the unit and keep it going for ...
Ali-express Steerer Tube Extension Fitting & Review - REVISED - Retfurb Retro Refurb
Переглядів 2032 місяці тому
In this video we show how to fit a steerer tube extension, To a retro mountain bike fork (Rockshox SID). We also review the Ali-express riderace branded product as we go through the fitting process. This particular extension is from Ali-Express and is a 1 1/8" 35mm height extension. The item is branded 'RideRace' and cost less than £10.00 at the current time of purchase. Link to item is as belo...
1998 Rockshox SID Retro Bicycle Forks - Overhaul Repair Servicing How To - Retfurb Vintage Refurb
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In this video we take a pair of tired looking 1998 Rock Shox SID Gen.1 mountain bike forks, Strip, Repair, Sand, Re-Finish, Service & Put it all back together again. We show the process involved for servicing maintenance and how to transform them back to top condition. They have become very tired & dirty over the years, So now it is time to breath new life back in to them. We will be replacing ...
NAD 3020 Switch On Power Thud Sound Issue Repair - Retfurb Retro Audio
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In this video we have a NAD 3020 Stereo amplifier, Which has an issue when powering up the unit. The system has a loud long thud / bang sound, As soon as the power is put through the device. It is only when turning on the unit and does not happen when powering down. The system does contain a muting circuit on power up, So hopefully this is all that needs repairing at...... - The NAD 3020 line o...
Marzocchi Z1 1997 Servicing, Overhaul & Re-Paint - How To - Restoration -Retfurb Vintage Refurb
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In this video we take a pair of tired looking 1990's Marzocchi Z1 mountain bike forks, Strip, Repair, Sand, Re-Finish, Service & Put it all back together again. We show the process involved for servicing maintenance and how to transform them back to top condition. They have become very tired & dirty over the years, So now it is time to breath new life back in to them. We will also be replacing ...
90's RST Hi-5 DH Triple Clamp Forks Servicing Overhaul - How To - Retfurb Vintage Refurb
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In this video we take a pair of tired looking 1990's RST Hi5 (triple clamp) mountain bike forks, Strip, Repair, Sand, Re-Finish, Service & Put it all back together again. This includes checking condition of the elastomers & making sure they are still in a useable condition. We show the process involved for servicing maintenance and how to transform them back to top condition. They have become v...
Faulty 1972 Sony 5520 Turntable Restore, Repair, Overhaul & Upgrade- Retfurb Vintage Audio
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In this video we are working on a 1970's Sony 5520 turntable, Which is in need of some restoration repair work. The turntable was purchased with issues on the automatic system and other minor problems. We will attempt to diagnose the issues and restore this beautiful turntable back to its former glory. In the process of the above, We will also upgrade the stylus / cartridge on the record player...
Compact Disc Read Error, Sony CDP-561E 1990's CD Player - Retfurb Audio Refurb
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Compact Disc Read Error, Sony CDP-561E 1990's CD Player - Retfurb Audio Refurb
Retro 90s Specialized Overhaul, Restore & Servicing - Vintage Retfurb Refurb
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Retro 90s Specialized Overhaul, Restore & Servicing - Vintage Retfurb Refurb
Shimano LX M570 Retro Bicycle 9 Speed Shifters - Servicing How To - Retfurb Vintage Refurb
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Shimano LX M570 Retro Bicycle 9 Speed Shifters - Servicing How To - Retfurb Vintage Refurb
Bowers & Wilkins DM 560 Speaker Overhaul Restoration Repair - Retfurb Vintage Audio
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Bowers & Wilkins DM 560 Speaker Overhaul Restoration Repair - Retfurb Vintage Audio
1988 Sony TA-F400 Servicing Dirty Controls Causing Distortion - Service & Clean- Retfurb Retro Audio
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1988 Sony TA-F400 Servicing Dirty Controls Causing Distortion - Service & Clean- Retfurb Retro Audio
HOW-TO Re-Cover A Bicycle Saddle Cover - Re-Upholster & Restore - Retfurb Vintage Refurb
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HOW-TO Re-Cover A Bicycle Saddle Cover - Re-Upholster & Restore - Retfurb Vintage Refurb
Retro Shimano Acera-X Rear Derailleur - Service Restoration - Retfurb Vintage Refurb
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Retro Shimano Acera-X Rear Derailleur - Service Restoration - Retfurb Vintage Refurb
SONY TC-204SD Cassette Deck With Issues - Repair Overhaul - Retfurb Vintage Refurb
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SONY TC-204SD Cassette Deck With Issues - Repair Overhaul - Retfurb Vintage Refurb
Broken Technics Turntable Hinges - How To Repair Or Replace - Retfurb Vintage Audio
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Broken Technics Turntable Hinges - How To Repair Or Replace - Retfurb Vintage Audio
98 Rockshox Judy XL Servicing, Elastomers & Re-Paint - How To - Restoration -Retfurb Vintage Refurb
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98 Rockshox Judy XL Servicing, Elastomers & Re-Paint - How To - Restoration -Retfurb Vintage Refurb
1970's Sony Separates TA-535, ST-333L & TC-U30 Refurb, Servicing & Repair - Retfurb Retro Audio
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1970's Sony Separates TA-535, ST-333L & TC-U30 Refurb, Servicing & Repair - Retfurb Retro Audio
1970's Sony SS-2030 Stereo Speakers Overview & Review - Retfurb Vintage Audio
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1970's Sony SS-2030 Stereo Speakers Overview & Review - Retfurb Vintage Audio
1994 Cannondale M300 Classic Bike Restoration Build - 90's Revival Rebuild - Vintage Retfurb Refurb
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1994 Cannondale M300 Classic Bike Restoration Build - 90's Revival Rebuild - Vintage Retfurb Refurb
Shimano Cantilever Plastic Adjuster Repair - Retro ALTUS - How to - Retfurb Vintage Refurb
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Shimano Cantilever Plastic Adjuster Repair - Retro ALTUS - How to - Retfurb Vintage Refurb
Modern Mini Amplifier VS. Vintage Amplifier? - LVPIN - SONY TA1150 - Retfurb Vintage Audio
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Modern Mini Amplifier VS. Vintage Amplifier? - LVPIN - SONY TA1150 - Retfurb Vintage Audio
Would this work for a DD60 to fix the lock function, that isn't working anymore?
@@bodycomestomind it’s the same strip down process. You would the. Need to investigate why it is not working, once inside.
Oh wow, that's the amp I grew up with, my dad owned this one. One day he gave it to me and after a while it stopped working properly, ended up on the attic and with lack of better understanding I brought it along with more stuff at the local thrift store. That was years ago, but the regret hasn't gone. Simple amp but with the memories and love now for vintage and IMO better quality audio a real miss
@@dannyyy1012 ah, that’s a shame it went. It’s always the way, I regret selling a lot of stuff.
Do you ever prestretch the wet leather before gluing?
@@PoulHansenDK no, I don’t do this. Purely as I worry about adhesion, with wetting the leather beforehand.
Tidy paintjob that. I like the green/blue combo - it's like a Jo Burt sky!
@@samblenkharn8099 thank you for the kind comment. It’s really appreciated.
Did a ret-furb on my road bike, painted it like a "specialized allez" but the decals are GENERALIZED and GOMEZ ! 😂
@@73megalith ha, excellent. Love it 😁
Idk it still looks like an old XC bike to me
@@OneCosmic749 that’s the look it was aimed for. 😎
Good work 👌but I always like to see the schematic diagram in videos to see exactly what’s going on and how those components work in the circuit…
@@barbsblogs1563 thank you, appreciate the kind comment. I will look into to adding links etc, for future audio work. 🙂
You should add a little "Not" "works" in S works haha. Awesome build, really sick attention to detail, came out amazing!
@@FillyDing 🤣 yeah, should have done 😁. Thank you, it’s really appreciated. I am happy with how it came out and has all tied in well together. Appreciate the kind comments.
So sick! Did you clearcoat over the decals?
@@_xnk7257 thank you, it’s really appreciated. No, not on this occasion. I fitted them with thinner laminate over the top.
I have the exact same bike, this is inspiring! I just upgraded the driveline to 1x11 but the original paintjob is hideous. You did a marvelous job, hoping you have some video's where you delve more into the painting and decals. Will have a scrub through your channel this weekend
@@rosserobertolli ah, great. I am glad it’s given some ideas 😃. I am intending to do some videos showing paintwork, with how I do the full process. Decals are designed from scratch on the computer and then print / cut with a roland printer.
Love this build! These era bikes are the next 'retro' generation before things got out of hand. Great result!
@@mitchcharlton8816 thank you, I am glad you like it. Yeah, it’s a really nice bike to ride. It suits the new ‘retro’ scheme.
Mate, that is an awesome build! Would love to have seen more of the paint stripping process and then the painting. Keep up the good work!
@@ollien3359 thank you, it’s appreciated as alway. Yeah, I am planning to show more of that process in the future.
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@@user-fo6lu1ts7v thank you
Hows the GDEMU holding up for you? Im considering an aliexpress kit.
@@newrez all good.
@@retfurb Nice, I just ordered a v5.15b from aliexpress. The introductory price of 34€ was too good to resist! Im going to couple it with the Cleanpower USB-C PSU upgrade and eventually the HDMI mod
@@newrezgreat. Hope it all goes well for you. 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks for the video! My early 80s Onkyo TX-41 has sticky monitor buttons. Should I just use the DeOxit on the back of the tape monitor buttons?
@@Yodelinthegully-d7r thank you for the kind message. Without seeing it, it’s hard to see. But you can try to spray it in to the button mechanism. Which will hopefully helps with the issue.
@@retfurb Thank you! Keep up the great work!
Being a self-proclaimed Cannondale fan boy, I sub'd immediately....my first true love was a F700 in the speed yellow.....fast forward a healthy 20+ years later.....I've got an F2000, a Prophet, and a Bad Boy and I want to do this to all of these...color has always been an issue because I wanted to do something radical but hesitated because of the C'Daleunmati.....I must say, you did this right brother and made my decisions both easier and harder at the same time....nice work on putting in your own touch, yet making it look natural....gives my lots of ideas......down the rabbit hole I go!......congrats!
@@timdelongchamp1597 ah, thank you. Those are really nice comments. It means a lot coming from someone who obviously has a lot of love for cannondales. I was glad that I went down the route I did with this bike, it definitely came out well. If you need any help with custom decals, I made all these up myself. 👍🏻
@@retfurb , we're so blessed these days....I'm actually looking for someone who can do custom decals. It would be an honor to work with you on coming up with designs for my "Dales. You and I have a lot in common, it would be a pleasure to work with you. 🤙😎🌴🌴
@@timdelongchamp1597 sounds great. Let me know when you are ready. My email is contact@retfurb.co.uk 👍🏻👍🏻
I bleed them from the calliper when on the bike so any air bubbles go up and out the highest point at the lever. Shimano brakes are easier because there's bleed nipple on the calliper
@@jeremynorth yes, you can also do it this way. Either way round works for me. Like you say, on the bike air will rise better bottom up.
Hi - I cannot get the right side rod out on mine - I don't see how you did it in your video. Any advice? Thank you, Rich
@@richardmerriman2398 is this when you have removed the stanchions and trying to get it out of the stanchion?
@@retfurb yes
I have bought one off ebay i did not realise it is so big in size
@@user-wj5eu6ds2h yeah, they are quite a lump 😃
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Ah, Great. I am glad it has helped you. 😀
my OCD is tingling, i hope you bent the finger lift back to it's horizontal position lol
Why not use compressed air at 20,lbs psi.
Not only do the caps fail, they are prone to shorting out & creating a large quantity of foul smelling smoke! Rifa safety caps should be replaced on sight 👍
@@markpirateuk thank you for adding that additional information, it’s appreciated.
Excellent video. Decent turntables these.
@@ashleycox432 thank you, it really is appreciated. It’s just a shame I didn’t actually video the part, showing it randomly going in reverse 🙄.
@@retfurb I write blogs and always forget to take pictures of the important bits. It's just what happens when you get stuck into a project.
Look great!! I just started a resto of a 1998 Zaskar LE, hope it turns out as nice as your Pantera !
I have to get my hands on a GT frame! I missed out on a $50 Facebook marketplace one I got excited when he asked me where I lived!. Sent a message me an hour later saying well if this guy doesn't show up your next in line 😮😢 one day my day will come.
@@johnsheetz6639 good luck with finding what you want. You will get one eventually 👍🏻
@@retfurb oh yes, she will be mine, one day.. 🤞👍
I had the Grey Judy XLC tripples they were absolutely amazing shocks! I can still remember them on my Saracen street trails bike in 2005 i have 170 Fox 38s now and to be completely honestly they ain't no Judys! Pretty shit to what i remember what my judys were like! I'd love to test a set today and see if its what i remember. Its funny seeing how short the lowers are to my fox 38s but the Judys were amazing and amazing price i remember they were £250 £300 ish new
Yeah, It would be good to see if they still stand up to your memories 😀.
I had a Judy XL and back then I was thinking it was fine until I got a Bomber 😂 In my souvenir they were ok but rebound was fast and damping practically non existent. Pogoing around 😅
@@LaurentiusTriarius Ha. To be fair, It was hard to beat a bomber back in the day. I have an early Z1 and it is a great fork.
Never use clingfilm just re apply the h202 every half hour.
@@thegreatjonzini 👍🏻
Nope, I didn’t agree with that premise at all… just because YOU don’t have the engineering skill set to put it back the way it was originally doesn’t mean it can’t be done and relatively I expensively, don’t impose your limitations in others…
@@pilier3 I’m am not saying it is not repairable. The video was more to show what condition it can get in, if not serviced correctly. It is just not an economic repair for that specific fork. For most people it will cost more than it can be purchased for in good condition. Feel free to do the repairs, if YOU can do it. For me, it just wasn’t worth it for that fork. It was better to be used as spares. 👍🏻
How old is this derailleur?
@@user-is3kd1qy7p around 1996
I just bought an old F400 yesterday. The shock needs rebuilding. I appreciate this video, I really thought it would be a bigger job.
Ah, Great. Nice buy. No problem at all, I am glad it will help you with the rebuild. Thanks for the kind comment. If you need any other assistance, Please feel free to ask. 👍
Hi. I'm restoring the same fork and I don't know what seals it has. I can't find them. Can anyone give me information? Thanks.
@@beniortiz2344 I don’t know of the top of my head, but I may be doing some soon. I will be doing a seal changed on another set of 1998 SIDs also.
great tutorial, very clear. i think you sold me that iron too. been looking to upgrade to a decent one. would like to see a full recap video one day as the dreamcasts are all starting to die from the capacitors expiring.
Thank you for the kind comment, It is appreciated. Yeah, The Milwaukee iron is pretty handy, It is a bit bulky, But you get use to it. They had an issue with them at the start, Where the hot end worked loose in the plastic. This one is a replacement from milwaukee, With the modification on it. So its perfect now. I will look in to a re-cap video and put it on the list to do. 👍
@@retfurb Nice. you'd be the first one to do one too!
@@EvatronX I will check which ones I need to get and get it done soon 👍🏻
Ohh do we have a retro bike trails build coming up? Or a channel crossover with Ali Clarkson?
Unfortunately, These were just used for the brake bleed video. I had a couple people asking me to show how I bleed them. I also have a couple different Hope brakes to rebuild, Which will also be on the channel.
About 15 years ago I was able to pick up the dream bike from my teenage years, a 1996 Specialized M2 Team Edition. Same exact hub and wheel setup, FH-M737 and Mavic 217. Although my hubs have Parallax on them.
Oh, Nice. I do like the late 90s M2 bikes. Keep posted for a video coming soon, With an M2 theme 😎
Why do I have to knock the power knob for the machine to turn on, on my machine just like this. It runs fine but I have to get it started by kind of beating up the power button😅😅
It sounds like some kind of loose connection, Meaning the knock starts it up. Could be just a dirty connection on the switch.
Perfect timing - I just picked the same one up and am looking at doing a strip and refurb too (although I will leave the paint job on mine as-is). Seems fairly straightforward from your helpful video; anything to be particularly aware of as someone fairly new to electrics taking this on?
Ah, great. Glad this will help you. I was a little unsure about the paint, By this one was quite rough. It is fairly simple in design and very mechanical. Which is far easier this way. The wiring will more than likely need doing, As the rubber outer is usually failing at this age. This is probably the most safety critical part of the refurb. I quite enjoyed doing this one and will probably do another in the future.
Ok....❤❤❤.
Thank you 🙂
was the sd already loaded with these games?
Mine did not come with an SD card.
Compré uno en eBay y estoy muy contento 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Ah, Great. It is a lovely amp. 😀
Fat guy in arcadia chipped mine but wouldn't let me watch and instead told me to go chrismas shopping for an hour but im not christian. It looks like an annoying job for the money to get ps chipped
bought an old pair of these, pull out the plugs..... pull out springs; start to think "wait a second these don't look correct.... where's the elastomers", nope cartridge; newer than I thought lol; they're not in great condition but mostly complete, I need to find my c clip removal tool; we'll see
@@plasmar1 they have probably had a spring conversion at some point. I have a pair here, that have had the elastomers replaced with springs.
@@retfurb they seem to be like this from factory, I found a owners manual that seems to match up; in the place of the elastomers is a joining nylon piece and than towards the bottom of the spring there is a part labeled Volume Compensator that has 2 nylon end caps(seems to offset about the space I image the elastomers would take up..... other bit not so fun is that the cartridge does not seem to be serviceable, factory crimped both sides..... possible may be able to change out oil via the adjustment but am unsure
@@retfurb yt won't let me post it but 1998 Judy Owner's Manual Judy XC,SL, and XLC models might help find it
@@plasmar1 ah, ok. I thought you meant it was just one big spring inside. Yes, the originals have spring and elastomer 👍🏻
Hmmmm…I’ve got a few Turbomatic saddles that are a bit worn. Wondering if my local shoe repair shop could do this. I’m too ham hamfisted. Probably wreck the job.
Nice vid, got one of these on my 30 year old Giant Acapulco
Thank you. It is really appreciated. Still going strong, Love it.
The little springs are supposed to be inside the stanchions, not outside. They are the negative springs and they help the fork to don't have a very harsh topout and to have some negative pressure in the fork.
@@richardstoica2954 someone must have fitted them like this previously, as I put them back as they came out. I did at one point actually put them inside, then realised they weren’t like that when I removed them. I will swap over 👍🏻 Thanks for the additional info
I was Trying to mod the PS1 SCPH-7501 followed everything but the motherboard has broke I tried to mod it using the mm3 modchip it went wrong the motor spinning counterclockwise and it’s no longer working , it happed the same with another motherboard for SCPH-5501 I had , I do t know if it can be fixed? Has anyone had the same issue ,?
@@once4ever993 I’ve not seen the issue myself. However, I would check over the connections. You may have a short somewhere, or wrong solder point on the board.
Nice presentation.What's the brand of the solder sucker?
Thank you. It is really appreciated. I purchased it on amazon. The link to the actual one I purchased is below: www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B002MJMXD4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
This is great. Is there a way I can reach you and purchase a set of those orange iron on decals?
@@raab6044 thank you, I appreciate the kind comment. Yes, email me at contact@retfurb.co.uk
I be extremely careful touching any circuitry with a brush as it can cause short outs which can takes to isolate. Put it on its side and let compressed air and gravity to do its job. You want to avoid touching anything if possible. Repairs are expensive and you can end up writing off the amplifier.
I do not clean with any electrical currents going through the machine. They are all isolated from the mains and discharged. So no risk of any shorts etc.
Thanks for the great reference video as I prepare for the same job, in my case video has gotten very dull which I've been encouraged may (hopefully) improve after a recap. Curious to ask, where did you source some decent capacitors from? Don't suppose you have the list of which you needed to buy?
No problem at all. Thank you for taking the time to watch it. If you do a google search, You will be able to find capacitor lists. I have found this link, Which will hopefully help www.consolesunleashed.com/tech/sega-master-system-2/ You can also open it up and go through what is inside. Sometimes they can differ slightly. I purchase most of the capacitors I use from an Ebay seller 'TEKKIKID'. The guy is always really helpful and sells decent components. I hope this helps.