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Yes it pulls over where the spring attached to the stand. The rubber is weak by comparison with the brake hose and I think would break before the hose as its next to the calliper. Cheers for info.

Mmm thanks Jonny, will have to see what it pulls over. Appreciate the reply.

Does anyone have an idea what the piece of rubber is used for on the 2021 Gas Gas TXT rear brake hose that connects to the calliper?

That's very interesting and probably a quick solution. I supposed weight difference would be the governing factor to the feel of the bike hence might feel too slowed down due to too large a difference. Thanks for the info.

faussy thanks, that crossed my mind too, thought about getting a few made if there was any demand. Cheers.

Thanks reggie, looks like the ignition manufacturer is irrelevant for now as I don't think anyone makes a weight for this model. Almost like it does not need one. Thanks for the advice. My 250 is 2017 with a non threaded flywheel that is Hidria so uses the weight with the push in fixing nuts that requires flywheel removal to fit.

Some further investigation. It has a threaded flywheel with a slim weight from factory.

Merry Christmas all. Question ref a 22 TXT125 Racing. Can you fit a flywheel weight? Anybody know what ignition Hidria or the other Kokusan (sp)? Many thanks

I ended up riding with Fly Kinetic. A nice compromise. A good quality material with nice ventilation in various location. Only issue to watch out for us behind knees on the back of the pant is a mesh like material. I caught it on the pegs whilst sat waiting at a section which in turned caused a tear. That will teach me for sitting. Out with the darn.

😂 a cobbler, of course. Unfortunately I am one of those who does not look for an electrician, nor a plumber, nor a decorator, nor a bike mechanic. Self confessed pain in the a*se when it comes to doing it myself. I tried evo stick and it lasted a couple if trials before horrific conditions and the need to drag your bike about more than ride it resulted in a one sole separation. A re-glue and a baking in the sun a couple of days ago resulted in success at yesterday's event........mmm but how long for? I remember a two pack glue I bought once for a hot tub, now there's an idea. I feel plenty of life in these boots yet 😁 Tbc

The sole on my 25yr old Hebos is starting to come off. What do you guys use for sticking new soles on?

I too ordered some Hebo pants and must admit they are a lot thinner than my winter cycling bib tights. Super flexible is a plus but for the price, north of £100 I don't feel value for money. I am thinking of trying Troy Lee Design BMX race pants, tight form fitting, only 10% lycra and tight at the calf so will 've comfy inside boot. Also they provide some abrasion resistance. Anybody tried them or other BMX race pants?

Still got about 25 years left riding I hope 👴 Popped down to Sandpit Farm recently, met the owner (nice chap John) booked in for a run around, this weekend; Practice session booked - check Booked into trial - check Now where are those old scabby boots 😀

Great, thanks 👍

Hi, I have bought a NGK BPR6EIX-11 as a spare for my 2017 TXT250 I think I made an error as I needed BPR6EIX, that's what is in the bike now. The 11 I believe relates to the electrode gap being 1.1mm where as if there is no number after the X it relates to a 0.7-0.8mm gap, see attached. My question is, can I not just adjust the gap myself? 0.3-0.4mm is not much to move the end tab earth that the spark jumps across to. Having just checked the manual 0.6-0.7mm is the gap required for my model. Thanks for your help.