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• #100352
I’ve had a cable stop that was riveted to my chain stay drilled out and it’s left a small bit of metal rivet inside the stay that’s now rattling about.
I’ve tried shaking and turning the frame to get it to fall out of the seat tube, but no luck so far.
Any other clever tricks I can try?
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• #100353
Vacuum cleaner.
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• #100354
Magnet?
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• #100355
A bit of sticky glue dropped through the drill hole
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• #100356
Tried magnet, no luck.
Will give vacuum a go tomorrow.
No drill hole anymore, it’s been filled.
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• #100357
know anyone with a compressor?
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• #100358
Compressor such as a local garage car tyre inflator - ideally with 'free air' and staff that know you.
Compressed air > partial vacuum (5 bar rather than 0.5 bar) but watch out for flying debris such as rust, brazing flux, etc. as well as the bit that rattles.
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• #100359
I had this in a carbon frame.
Tried the Vacuum cleaner and the magnet.
Ended up sorting it by pouring in some very thin superglue and letting it set with the rattly thing in it.
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• #100360
it's just riding a bike with occasional, and unexpected, minor steering inputs.
Vocial or physical?
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• #100361
Clever.
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• #100362
What happens to rider when a rear gear cable suddenly snaps?
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• #100363
eyebrows + knee pain from cycling 50:12 everywhere?
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• #100364
That’s what I suspected. Should be able to drop front to 36 (x11) - 86 GI. Not going far, just need to get it to the new cable, but want to prepare for the worst and hope for the best. Might just try and ride in 36x11 for the lols and tape up the external cable to be safe.
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• #100365
You could max out the limit screw to push the mech towards the middle of the cassette if that helped
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• #100366
Excellent lateral thinking.
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• #100367
Bonus might be the sound of Derek Guyler’s washboard* from cross-chaining ...good luck!
*one for the kids, there
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• #100368
If the end of the cable with the blob on is a few cm, you can run it through the rear mech only, tension the mech by hand and secure with the cable bolt as normal.
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• #100369
Any suggestions on how to find the details of a case heard at the Los Angeles County Court?
I can find a few sites with links to the documents but you have to pay to sign up to them. Anyone know of any free options?
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• #100370
Anyone know where I might be able to have a go on a hydrofoil bike in the UK/Europe?
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• #100371
Fitted a KMC B1 chain at the weekend and it's really noisy. I've used KMC Z1s before and never had the same noise issue. Will it quieten down a bit once it's stretched out?
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• #100372
Fitted a KMC B1 chain at the weekend and it's really noisy.
That's a feature, not a bug. I've always found bushed chains noisier than bushing less, regardless of brand. The only one which is quiet is the Wippermann 1Z1
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• #100373
You might need to replace your rear sprocket.
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• #100374
Why sometimes, even with brand new wheels, does there appear to be a slightly uneven rotational force (ie at one point of the revolution there's a pull forward)?
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• #100375
Because they aren't weight balanced and have a join at one point, it's not an issue in actual use though.
Thanks. I am more thinking about catching the train from Euston. Going to Euston from home is a bit annoying and cycling is straightforward...