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I think it should say Panda Express, hates people's taste buds and health.

your problem is going to panda expresss (as in poop) thats crap food. cooked by teens that don't know how to cook.

I am thinking of taking it to work for when I need to run arrends. But carry food most days I don’t buy once a week.

Man, my hands suck for finer work. I spent more time dropping parts then installing the fenders. I spent 30 minutes adjusting the back fender that I thought was rubbing, only to find that it was the screw rubbing the disc. once I got it all done I took it outside, measured my trek and set the...

I had not thought about it because I guess it's been all e-bikes for so long they were too heavy to get up, then it was a recumebent and that was too big. Got the brakes done. The back was not too basd cutting the hose and putting the fittings on is pretty easy. the back was a little hassle...

my wife is blind she would just trip on something. but sicne the bike is much lighter, I can bring it into the den. Thanks for the idea. its imposible to get my ebikes up stairs.

I did not expect this as it did not even show out for delivery.

crap I did not realize the quick connect banjo fittings from Jagwire are just the fittings. The hose they sell has the quick connect on it so I still have to wait till I get the hose I would have to spend about 60.00 to get shimano hose with the right connector so I have to wait. Well, it's...

nothing like working on a new bike in the rain at 48 degrees.

I have the double or the heavy double on the tandem. This stupid thing is adjsutable but its at its shortest. so how the hell would it work with smaller bikes? I just wanted cheap keep spending money too easily, but I will fix it at work.

almost dark so I had to stop. Got the shifting done. it was not as bad as I thought. The derailer was already setup it just needed a minor adjustment. I think the chain length is fine too. I thought you could use all the cogs with only two chain rings, but I guess not. only a tiny bit of rubbimg...

I drilled out the stops so the housing fits and used stick-on guides. I need a couple more for the back. I don't have the ends or the wire yet, but I sure like the blue looks great. my new tools work far better then I thought they would. The socket is great you can change from the socket...

Ya that works too. I want to see if the adjusters will me me using housing on both sides that will make it more solid. Look kind of cool Too.

Ok doing that I just toss all the open runs. Since they need to cross.

Ya I will just see how it goes.

I thought about it but then you're more into a S makes you wonder how this thing was meant to be used? I may need to use a brake noodle.

This derailer is weird with the cable coming in the front but it's all I could find that is setup for my setup so either I use the guide on the bottom bracket like this or I use a clamp on the downtube and have it skip the bottom bracket. What do you think?

crank arm fixed. hope I get the housing and brake lines before the weekend.

this is pretty much it. got the fenders but they are hard to carry on a bike when not on a bike. I kind of wanted the wood fenders but they don't work quite as well and I did not want to spend 140.00 on fenders. Now to 160mm rotors so sad the levers I have have this clicky thing going on both...

just went to my local shop, and it just needs the washers behind the arm.