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St. Tammany West Habitat for Humanity
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Posted by Matt at 01:01 AM in Modification, Repair | Permalink | Comments (3) | TrackBack (0)
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Over at bike to work to live to bike, Bloodhound has a nice tip for fixing rough sounding sidepull or dual pivot brakes.
If your brakes feel rough when you pull on them, the plastic tube that protects the tensioner spring may have disintegrated. Bloodhound used an electrical connector to replace the tube and give the spring a quiet smooth feel.
Posted by Matt at 01:01 AM in DIY, Maintenance, Repair | Permalink | Comments (3) | TrackBack (0)
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Reader Josh recently commented on one of our older, and most popular posts , 8 Bombproof DIY Bike Repair Stands (where did Brendon go anyway?). He built his own stand and posted it on Instructables. The parts and the pics are below, full instructions here.
What you need:
black plumbing pipes:
(for top of stand)
1 - 2" piece
2 - 3" pieces
2 - 4" pieces
3 - 3/4" elbows
1 - 3/4" T-joint
(center of stand)
1 - 36" pipe
(Bottom of stand)
4 - 10" pieces of pipe
2 - 12" pieces of pipe
1 - 3/4" T-joint
4 - 3/4" pipe clamps
2 - 32" pieces 2x4
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Sometimes when repairing or fixing your bike you could really use an extra hand. We have featured hacks involving both a toe strap and a bungee cord as a third hand. In response to these posts reader John sent along the following third hand hack.
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In response to "third hand" hacks I submit a quick grip clamp, not as creative as a bungee or a toe strap but very versatile.
Posted by Matt at 01:01 AM in Gear, Maintenance, Repair | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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It feels pretty cool to take something old or discarded and with some elbow grease transform it into something usable. Reader Gabe sent along the following text and video showing the transformation of a ten speed that had been tossed into a dumpster. If you have given a old item new life we would love to hear about it.
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Last semester I did a video project on how to turn an old ten speed into a fixie. It is not really a kludge hack but it might give the viewers some ideas on their own projects.
A little bit of back-story on the bike is that it's a 1970s Prince Racer. I scoured the internet and could only find that it was a higher end department store bicycle that cost around $100 back in the day. Last summer I rescued the old ten speed from a dumpster. I replaced many of the components to convert over to fixie, BB, cranks, pedals, and bought new rear wheel w/flip-flop hub in addition to several other recycled parts.
Re:Cycling from Gabe Przygoda on Vimeo.
Posted by Matt at 01:01 AM in DIY, Modification, Repair | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBack (0)
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I have almost suffered a brain injury repairing my bike. I have thought about wearing a helmet just to repair my bike. Why you ask? Sound strange? Well, I don't have a repair stand and often times I will contort my body into strange positions to try to fix or adjust something.
The dangerous part is that sometimes when I stand up I suffer from orthostatic hypotension - commonly called a head rush. When I stand up quickly at times I get very dizzy and have almost fallen over. I can just see myself some day in the future trying to explain stitches in my head to all the people at work. "Yeah, well, um, I stood up and fell over."
I have recently moved and might actually have space for a repair stand. I will have to determine if I want to come up with something on my own, we have had some great suggestions, or perhaps just buy a stand. Reader Miguel contacted us and I don't know if he suffers occasional instances of orthostatic hypotension, but he welded his own stand and wanted to share. Thanks Miguel - repair safely!
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I am enrolled in a welding class and road biking is a passion. So I derived a blueprint from ground up for a road bike repair stand. I'm really in to distant riding, not racing. I had the bike but it needed repairs. It's a bit difficult to repair sitting on your ass, or kneeling down. I needed a bike repair stand; after a few minutes of searching the Internet I came to a conclusion...they are way to expensive to buy on my budget.
Of course me being dumb, I didn't think first that I could build/weld one myself! It only took a few minutes to make a blue print. Measuring should have been my first priority, I did it all by free hand. Overall it came out decent, my friend Craig helped me. We experimented with Stick welding first, let's just say that didn't work.
Then we went to oxy-acetylene; worked perfect. My instructor Steve Farnsworth only charged me for the amount of metal being used, averaged out $20. I made it specifically for my road bike. If anyone is interested I can give you tips on how to weld it or more, I can make it. I still have a bit of modifying to do.
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Posted by Matt at 01:01 AM in DIY, Maintenance, Repair | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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A while back an As Seen on TV product led to a post where I asked the question of whether readers had found uses for products like Flex Seal and Plasti Dip. We got feedback with some DIY panniers and reader Richard contacted us and wrote the following:
As a maker type who has graduated from costumes to electronic hardware, I've long used tool dip like Plasti Dip for weatherproofing and latching things together.
However, there's a pair of interesting alternatives for when we need something more formable and longer-lasting. Sugru and Oogoo are great for mounting things on bikes.
Here's a flowchart for figuring out where to use it. I get my Sugru from Sparkfun (I select "local pick up" for shipping, though, as they're only about 40 minutes by bike from my house).
I had never heard of Sugru before but it looks like a great product for DIY modification projects. Below is a YouTube video that provides some insight into how this product might be used. If readers out there have used the product for bike related projects we would love to hear about it so we can post for the benefit of all.
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Reader Eric and I have two things in common - we have both ridden on the C&O trail and we have both broken a spoke on that trail. In my case I was very lucky that a friend had extra spokes with him that were the same size. My friend simple had zip tied a few extra spokes to the chain stain on the non-drive train side of his bike to carry them.
Eric thought up another more elegant solution. All text and pictures below are credited to Eric.
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I was hangin' out in shop recently and I began to think about something to carry the spare spokes I have for the rear wheel of my tour bike. I just had the wheel built by a local shop and I got extra from them post-build.
I ride the C&O trail from Great Falls to Harpers Ferry or further a few times a year. Last year I broke a spoke on a rim I had no business using on the trail but you use what you got available. I knew I needed a tube, Cigar tubes are to short and to narrow. 3/4 inch pvc would work with end caps. Its cheap and you can find it anywhere. Now how to mount it on the bike?
I dug around my parts boxes and there it was an old bike pump mount from somewhere. I wire tied the mount to the frame with a piece of old inner tube under it to prevent slipping. The mount featured a nice little velcro strap and buckle which worked great with the tube. Sprayed it all black and headed out to the local rail-trail. Solid as a rock thanks to the pump mount. I also have several wire-ties in there as you never know when you may need a few to the bike or the tent.
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Bike repair stand posts get a lot of traffic on the site and reader Adam pointed us to an instructable he posted showing how he turned a weight stand into a bike repair stand. Lifting weights is pretty boring so I don't blame him =)
Some text and a picture are below, the full meal deal is available on the instructable page.
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Basically I've took apart the stands completely, and made "fresh start".
I cut the main tube (vertical) so the bottom bracket will be on about 75cm just enough to work comfortably. I'm not a giant ;-)
Basically nothing to explain you can see on the picture how it's made. The design of the feet might look strange but the point was to keep the stand folded and hang on the wall when is not used.
What I used:
Weight stands
some old front hub with skewer (actually only axle with cones/nuts and skewer)
piece of 5mm thick plastic
Some 10/8/6mm screws, washers and nuts
electric drill
10/8/6mm drill bits
It's quite handy to have all necessary tools on the stand, so you can attach small bucket/box/tin and also a piece of plastic gutter underneath chain will prevent grease, degreaser etc... dropping on the floor - Cheers
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Whenever I hear the word "Cobra" the movie Karate Kid always comes to mind. Those darned Cobra Kai and their preening and sneering! Why that movie did not win an Oscar I have no idea. At least that is what I thought when I saw it as a middle school student when it came out.
A new bike tool just might have the opportunity to dislodge the Cobra Kai from my brain when I hear the word Cobra. The fine folks that make the Cobra Tire Tool sent me one to review and here is the video that shows how it works.
I am excited to use most bike related products shortly after I receive them, but this is one tool I hope I don't have to use soon. After all, that would mean there is a problem with one of my tires. I will sit on it for a short time to see if I encounter any real problems, and if not I will just take a tire off for the fun of it to see how it works.
Look for a review sometime down the line and if any readers out there have experience with the tool, feel free to comment.
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3 arrested after Cumberland Farms holdup in Wolcott Monday
WOLCOTT – Two convicted felons were among three people arrested after an armed holdup at the Cumberland Farms on Wolcott Road Monday night, police said.
According to Wolcott Police Capt. Domenic Angiolillo, three men in black ski masks pulled a silver handgun on a Cumberland Farms clerk, took an undetermined amount of cash from the register then fled in a maroon Dodge minivan south on Wolcott Road toward Waterbury.
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