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• #27
^ +1 to bikes are just lego.
(although i'd personally say meccano hehe)
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• #28
^ Good luck with adjusting your bearings/truing your wheels/indexing your gears/toeing-in your brakes etc...
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• #29
If i buy a bike from abroad, how hard is it to reassemble. How much would a bike shop charge for this service?
On a difficulty level, it's somewhere between making a sandwich and building an aircraft carrier. But that depends on how assembled it is beforehand and how competent you are.
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• #30
^ Good luck with adjusting your bearings/truing your wheels/indexing your gears/toeing-in your brakes etc...
all done, apart from indexing, cos i dont have no gears.
smartypants
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• #31
if i wanted to index. i'd probably watch something like this
Gear Adjustment - YouTube
and give it a go anway
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• #32
To be fair. It didn't sound like the OP had given it all that much thought or had any experience with an alan key at all.
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• #33
true, true
i've been building/fixing bikes in various forms since i was about 12 years old, everything i have learnt has been from books/internet and sensible tinkering. bikes are just lego. its not rocket science.
If you paid a mechanic to fix everything that went wrong with a bike, it would get very expensive, very quickly.