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The boot dryer is available at CdnTire. 90$cad. And on special a couple times a year. It's the exact same machine with another colour and branding: https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/maxxdry-heavy-duty-forced-air-shoe-glove-dryer-0875295p.html#srp

If you have kids and live in a snowy environment, it's a game changer also!

Vans are fine, the only thing being the soft toe box; more vulnerable. Otherwise some Freeriders or basic RideConcepts (that's what my son has been using) are great. Find what's on sale and fits.

Posted by: ReductiMat

I bought a box of 100 from Germany for $90.  That was double what I paid for my last box from Germany....

Source please? Not feeling the 2.50$ per nipple and 2.5 per spoke! thx!

I'll bump this thread as I ran into this problem numerous times bleeding the rear brake (V4). What eventually got it was to unbolt the caliper from the rear post mount so the bleed nipple would be the highest point of the actual caliper. If you don't do that, air will get trapped in the caliper, resulting in bubbles and that mushy brake lever with an excessive throw. 

On some bike, like on my bronson (V3), the postmount angles the caliper the wrong way and points the bleed nipple downwards, making it impossible to get a proper bleed. It took me awhile to figure that one out and to actually detach the caliper from the post mount to get the bleed nipple in a proper orientation! A small bump in the road of what I think is the finest pair of brakes out there right now.