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Carrying a spare shock is probably excessive after I've just got through your tool list and you don't seem to have any chain related tools? No chain splitter and no quick link pliers?
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Thanks, much appreciated, I doubt mine will be quite that extensive but gives me a good place to start!
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My brakes are Sram so I don't need to carry around all that magura knowledge
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I don't suppose you have a list/spreadsheet of everything you have in here? I'm trying to put together something similar to easily chuck in the car for bike park days.
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https://www.bird.bike/product/aether-9-shimano-12-speed/#configuration
If you’re in a hurry Bird seem to have at least some stuff in stock and let you choose pretty much everything individually so you can build to the spec you want.
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As I'm sure you're aware finding one in stock is likely going to be your biggest obstacle at the moment. Also if you're at the bottom end of mid-range then you may be better off with a hardtail, suspension is expensive, kind of depends on your budget
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Probably not something you can try whilst at a hotel but I have previously bled brakes and then left the bike tilted in the stand overnight with the lever end of the system open to give air as much of a chance as possible to leave the system. Then next morning just push some fluid through from the caliper end and you're done. This is with Sram code rsc's which are obviously superior to maguras and shimano though.
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maybe this?
could also try looking on here if you have any more of a clue on what video it was? https://bmxmdb.com/
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remove tyre, lean tyre against something whilst preparing syringe, knock tyre over and send sealant over yourself and whichever unfortunate flooring you've decided to change tyres on, try to soak up sealant using paper towel which quickly disintergrates, give up and just put new sealant in.
I will never question you again, It seems you are far more prepared than anyone ever.