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Well, it could be a really loose fitting on the hose connection that’s easy to check. Could be a big hole in the hose. But either way, it’s going to need a bleed and maybe new pads if the fluid got on them.

cant remember for sure but I think they would just not turn on.

Yes I have had 2 go bad after years of use. one was replaced with their out of warranty exchange.

my body is strange I don't get enjoyable effects from alcohol or pot or when I had morphine for a kindly stone or knocked out for tests. they just tend to make me feel bad or give me a headache. so I Neve have to worry about addition but I don't get much benefit from pain meds either.

Yuk Alcohol sucks cant believe anyone would drink it.

Horny goat

I did not notice the spelling on these signs till they fixed them. They should have used white tape over the bad word and put the letters right on top.

I found the easy way to let out the air just pop on a pump head adaptor.

you need to gain some weight :D

mine cracks after maybe 8000 miles but for me that was like 1.5 years. but all of my bikes end up with cracked rear rims till I get a better wheel.

going pretty good. once in a while I have the valve let the air out when I take the pump off but it seems to fix its self. but its so nice to just push the head on and pop it off.

yes we have one in Portland, though now I only think they do trikes. but you could take a all day ride. its crtical

A recumbent is a bike you really need to test ride. there are a lot of different types. a long wheel base has you sitting upright an its nto too ahrd to start. but you also need to learn not to pull on the handlebars. they need a light touch.but there aren't many shops that carry them. A...

the problem is I find you can have issues if you never remove it. I had it screwed on for awhile and I came out on the coldest day found it dead. the battery connections can stop working if it does not get removed once in awhile.

I hate those bulky things that stand out way too much makes a bike that looks like a motorcycle.

Had one fall over on our tandem when we were new at it when a dog ran out. I landed on the end pod, the handlebar sticking up right where my leg and hip join. Massive hematoma. Nothing docs can do. Ice and keep it moving. Second time was almost in my groin when I clipped a pole on the tandem. So...

yes its a bit off the beaten path for such things.

I get that leakage when I was using CO2. I thought it was because of winter, as that’s the only time I need it. But it was the co-2 once I went with the electric pump, it stopped being an issue. Even though my sealant is rated for co-2 and I would replace it when I got home.

new meaning to organ donor.