Hammer what kind of dry fogger do you have? I’ve been thinking of getting one.
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been poking around on one of the bikes i bought,the fuji is in pretty good shape,probably an 80's model...gonna need some work,the frame needs to be sanded down an repainted,i'm sure all the bearings need to be repacked,new cables,maybe a new cassette...
A Rush cassette?
I don’t, but you got her lookin good. I didn’t get her looking that good until my second run.
for the cut
ideally,lubricated with maple syrup
70 here with 93% humidity. I might grow flippers here soon.
i certainly ain't that sticky here...just hot...supposed to be nice tomorrow....and rain at some point
You would need a much better unit than mine.. I got a cheap one. I dont have a huge space to treat. If you do get one get a full face respirator to wear while you use it. Breathing that crap in cant be good. I got a Burgess 960..
noonin campers....been going over the fuji i got yesterday,and looking online for parts i might need to get it running again...so far it looks like a pair of tires,some new cables,which i probably have already,a new chain,2-3 cans of spray bike spray paint and top coat...and a wald basket...thinking of turning it into a flat/swoopy bar hybrid,probably take the front derailleur off and the largest chainring and run it as a 1x6...maybe getting a new rear hub and running it as a singlespeed....just have to see as i tear it down and see what's what with the bearings...garden chores today,after a quick,hot,errand trip...
Thing about bicycles is you need the stupid special tools for 'em. I want to put my rack and bag from my old Trek onto my Bianchi Cortina. It's a real easy street-cruiser. Haven't ridden it in like a week...usually just to the store. Gotta attach the rack and saddlebag thing! Might get it done at Wheelworks down the street
Thing about bicycles is you need the stupid special tools for 'em. I want to put my rack and bag from my old Trek onto my Bianchi Cortina. It's a real easy street-cruiser. Haven't ridden it in like a week...usually just to the store. Gotta attach the rack and saddlebag thing! Might get it done at Wheelworks down the street
yup,i have a bunch of bike tools that only do one thing for one specific brand of component...and just bought a bike that needs tools i don't have! i'm going to have to see if it's cheaper to buy the tools,if i can find them,or have the shop do the bearing work for me...at least the parts i may need are fairly cheap...
Good luck my man! There could be worse hobbies! :friends:
Hey got it done! They did it for free. :yay:
i stuffed my saddlebags with crap and water and headed to the square. Sitting near the train station high as a mammajamma and feeling good. Nice cool ocean breeze and around 75-80 with layer of clouds blocking sun. Not one cop car has come by me since I got here at the little Park in the square.
i stuffed my saddlebags with crap and water and headed to the square. Sitting near the train station high as a mammajamma and feeling good. Nice cool ocean breeze and around 75-80 with layer of clouds blocking sun. Not one cop car has come by me since I got here at the little Park in the square.
nice! support your local bike shop!speaking of which,they had new 6 speed cassettes so i nabbed one,found one tire/tube and a chain at walmart,should be able to nab another tire tube there when they restock...probably just go ahead and buy a new bottom bracket and have the shop yank the old one and replace it...should be able to stay under budget...
Very cool man! 
