Started this discussion. Last reply by Just another psycho-list Mar 11, 2012. 7 Replies 0 Likes
This morning I bumped into some friends walking along Corkscrew Road right near Gorge Rd. They'd just found a bike light which had been still on and they gave it to me. They thought it might have…Continue
Tags: front light, parts, found, lost
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Tom Adams commented on Andrew Yip's group Cycling with KidsI've bought a few tools and some sealed bearings and gathered some info in an attempt at stopping the whaling sound my bike makes at speed.
I thought I'd try to document my attempts at fixing things, so here goes...
I took the skewer out and the lock ring off
There was a thin (almost foil) washer under the lockring..
I took the cluster off and here it is spread out.
Picture above shows: Low spacer; Sprocket Unit (25-23-21); 4th (19); Spacer; 5th (17); Spacer; 6th (16); Spacer; 7th (15); Spacer; 8th (14); 9th (13); 10th (12).
The freehub body is now exposed:
I loosened the nuts on the axle with a standard 17mm spanner (on drive side) and a 13mm cone spanner.
(Trouble adding more photos at this point).
heather said… That is a good price for a hi-vis vest. Some AC members have debates with off-spring who do not like nerdy helmets. Guess it is even harder to get children to like vests.
heather said… Saw the photo of your tandem solution. Now you need a bright reflective vest for your girl.
heather said… I understand that they usually stock the 2 seater tandem. In an email they named an Adelaide cyclist who might allow a test ride of his bike. Without checking the emails, assumed it was the person who took his bike to the Adelaide cargo bike event.
heather said… The adult + 2 children tandem is around $3,000 with $50 delivery from Melbourne to Adelaide. Did not get a price on adult + 1 child tandem. Best if you email the company -- I added the website details on the group page. The company offered a discount when I mentioned AC. If you find the Adelaide owner of the bike pictured at the AC Adelaide cargo bike event, could probably organise a test ride first.
heather said… Tom, I emailed the Australian distributor of the tandem bike for adult + child(ren). Mentioned that I had seen it at the AC Adelaide Cargo Bike Event and a link to the event on the distributor's website. They then offered a discount on behalf for my friend, if she elects to buy.
Tom Adams said… Rode with James to Mt Lofty etc yesterday (see photos posted). Used Strava on the htc for the first time - went well. See results at http://app.strava.com/rides/1299575 ..you can see map, profile, speeds, how long we stopped for coffee etc!
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