markyboy

I had this problem and tried several methods without success. But fitting a Jitsie rim tape with a built in valve, they are quite expensive but are really good. Make sure to use plenty of tyre soap when fitting to help it seat itself in the well. Not had a problem since with this wheel.

I use ATF in my 270 REV 3, 2006. I buy it from a local motor factors at about

Point well made fozza321. Tricky Dicky has completely missed the point. It is not about how many Banovallum members ride at Sutton Falcons events, but how many do the East Midland centre championship. Likewise Pegasus members or indeed Mansfield Maun who also have an event on the same day.

When you filled the forks with oil did you measure the air gap remaining at the top when the forks were extended or compressed? I would guess from your description that you have filled it with the legs extended. If this is the case the remedy will be to drain the legs and refill with the legs compressed until you have the correct air gap remaining.

Try going to your local Snap On dealer and asking him for a LONG STAND, he will know what I mean .... Good luck with your project.