Cycleops
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- Location
- Accra, Ghana
And here is Joe with the extracter I gave him having decided to forgo the brute force method.
Beginners basic home tool kit.
- Thread starter tom73
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And here is Joe with the extracter I gave him having decided to forgo the brute force method.
- Location
- London
Great pics.
Send him our regards.
Bet tom never thought the thread would get to here when he asked his question
Send him our regards.
Bet tom never thought the thread would get to here when he asked his question
Ming the Merciless
There is no mercy
- Location
- Inside my skull
Some of your basic toolkit are the spares.
I usually have spare
Brake cables
Gear cables
Ferrules
M5 bolts
Cleat bolts
Chain
Cassette
Middle chain ring
Tyre
Coax wire and spade connectors for the Dynamo wiring
Plus
A work stand
Track pump
Bottom bracket tool
Spare rags
Mechanic gloves, pack of 100
Electrical tape
Cassette tool
Proper beefy Park Chain Tool
I usually have spare
Brake cables
Gear cables
Ferrules
M5 bolts
Cleat bolts
Chain
Cassette
Middle chain ring
Tyre
Coax wire and spade connectors for the Dynamo wiring
Plus
A work stand
Track pump
Bottom bracket tool
Spare rags
Mechanic gloves, pack of 100
Electrical tape
Cassette tool
Proper beefy Park Chain Tool
Great pics.
Send him our regards.
Bet tom never thought the thread would get to here when he asked his question
No but it show's how things can go. Great to see examples of the real world.
The pic reminds me of my dad who use to tell me about a guy round the corner who repaired bikes. If he or his mates couldn't fix it or wanted some bike parts they use to go round. He worked out of his kitchen it had bikes, bits of bikes all over the place and wheels, tubes , tyres of all different sizes hanging from ceiling some tied together with sting. Inc a few bike frames for good measure.
