Bicycle repair & Maintenance

PeterUK_IHB

PeterUK_IHB

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If you have any doubts or don't have the correct Tools it's always best to go to a reputable Bike Shop for repairs.
 
you should really check out the Park tools website (http://www.parktools.com) for their great tutorials. industry standard, until you get to the Barnett Manual level.
 
[quote author="freedomCM" date=1217559258]you should really check out the Park tools website (http://www.parktools.com) for their great tutorials. industry standard, until you get to the Barnett Manual level.</blockquote>


I second that. Buy every park tool you can. I think I'm almost there, I just need a headset press and head tube reaming tool (both of which I have no idea how to use, but they look purty).



<img src="http://www.parktool.com/images/products/productimages/spr_MK-150_004_2008220_16121.jpg" alt="" />
 
AHA!! The 7C's now has a Team Mechanic...thanks for Volunteering IT!

Can you fit all those in your Saddle Bag?



:cheese:
 
well, if you need a headset pressed, let me know and i'll show you how to use the park HHP2



the reamers and facers i leave to the professionals, since they cost $500 each and are rarely used.
 
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