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@@bodycomestomind it’s the same strip down process. You would the. Need to investigate why it is not working, once inside.

@@dannyyy1012 ah, that’s a shame it went. It’s always the way, I regret selling a lot of stuff.

@@PoulHansenDK no, I don’t do this. Purely as I worry about adhesion, with wetting the leather beforehand.

@@samblenkharn8099 thank you for the kind comment. It’s really appreciated.

@@73megalith ha, excellent. Love it 😁

@@OneCosmic749 that’s the look it was aimed for. 😎

@@barbsblogs1563 thank you, appreciate the kind comment. I will look into to adding links etc, for future audio work. 🙂

@@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.

@@_xnk7257 thank you, it’s really appreciated. No, not on this occasion. I fitted them with thinner laminate over the top.

@@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.

@@mitchcharlton8816 thank you, I am glad you like it. Yeah, it’s a really nice bike to ride. It suits the new ‘retro’ scheme.

@@ollien3359 thank you, it’s appreciated as alway. Yeah, I am planning to show more of that process in the future.

@@user-fo6lu1ts7v thank you

@@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. 👍🏻👍🏻

@@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!

@@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 👍🏻👍🏻

@@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.

@@richardmerriman2398 is this when you have removed the stanchions and trying to get it out of the stanchion?

@@retfurb yes

@@user-wj5eu6ds2h yeah, they are quite a lump 😃

Ah, Great. I am glad it has helped you. 😀

@@markpirateuk thank you for adding that additional information, it’s appreciated.

@@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.

@@johnsheetz6639 good luck with finding what you want. You will get one eventually 👍🏻

@@retfurb oh yes, she will be mine, one day.. 🤞👍

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.

@@thegreatjonzini 👍🏻

@@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. 👍🏻

@@user-is3kd1qy7p around 1996

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. 👍

@@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.

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 👍🏻

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.

Oh, Nice. I do like the late 90s M2 bikes. Keep posted for a video coming soon, With an M2 theme 😎

It sounds like some kind of loose connection, Meaning the knock starts it up. Could be just a dirty connection on the switch.

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.

Thank you 🙂

Mine did not come with an SD card.

Ah, Great. It is a lovely amp. 😀

@@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 👍🏻

Thank you. It is really appreciated. Still going strong, Love it.

@@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

@@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.

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

@@raab6044 thank you, I appreciate the kind comment. Yes, email me at contact@retfurb.co.uk

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.

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.