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I left a small bag with an iPad in it at a park once. realized about 10 min later, was on my commuter hub drive. Rode back quickly...
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Yesterday I switched from semi-metal back to the OE pads in front. With the right tools, it was my smoothest replacement yet. I put my...
Yesterday at 7:45 PM
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I installed one set of pads on my rear wheel today. Lots of effort prepping (removing rear wheel, removing/cleaning rotor, cleaning the...
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Splendid result, but what about that squeaking noise from the seat you can now hear 🤪
Yesterday at 4:52 PM
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I have both of those impact wrenches, but I don't need them at the shop.
Yesterday at 4:48 PM
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My standard "screwdriver" tool for the office Pb Swiss with a variety of bike specific bits
Yesterday at 4:46 PM
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Remember these? They didn't always work for me. I bought an electric impact driver as an easy way to remove a blade under a mower up on...
Yesterday at 11:44 AM
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Camming out with Philips when installing is one thing, but having it happen when trying to remove the fastener can leave you, pardon the...
Yesterday at 10:41 AM
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I’ve had my Aventon Abound nearly 2 years. Sometimes there was a creak that seemed to come from the hinge of the fold-down steering...
Yesterday at 10:19 AM
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For all of the caterwauling about how awful tubeless is, I'd guess that seventy percent of the cyclists I see around are riding...
Saturday at 10:10 PM
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I finally splurged on the Wera ratchet handle. I have the socket type, but with my fumbling hands, I am always changing the direction...
Saturday at 9:54 PM
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I wanted the wera socket/bit set, but I did not need the socket handle, and I wanted the ratcheting handle. Since I seldom use sockets...
Saturday at 9:54 PM
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Some say the camming out was not intentional. I think it was. Ford wanted workers to use power tools, and overtorquing could ruin a hole...
Saturday at 9:43 PM
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I doubt Phillips will ever die.
Saturday at 9:37 PM
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If I needed a certain 1/4" socket, I might have to check several sets. If it's in a set, it can take time to find the right one. If a...
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