Your welcome, thanks for the responses.
Right, one with rubber on each side of forks and one on rear hanger.
My question is: is the proper fit so tight that there is a vacuum and a pop created when removing the rubber ended pin quickly, or do they slide very easily allowing complete and instant freedom of motion? Left side rubber covered pin pops if pulled out quickly, and must be inserted slowly enough to allow air to escape. The rubber coated one on the right side of fork and at rear wheel doesn't pop and goes in without any resistance other than what is caused by the grease. Bigger pin is tight on right side caliper hanger and almost doesn't fit at all on rear hanger. I'll spend the $30 in a heartbeat, if needed. If they are fine as is, not so quick to spend. I like the way the looser pins fit, but am not sure if that's how it was designed to be. Seems to me that since two hangers have the same characteristics with their respective pins, that the tight one is to big. Are the rubbers on the pins that move freely dried out and smaller than when new? Or, does it really matter very much? Might be worth the $ to see how some other hangers and pins compare to these!
What say ye?
