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  • 11-Jan-08 - Cheap Starter Toolkit
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  • 16-Jan-09 - DIY Series: A Typical Tune Up- The Tools Part IV
  • 7-Jan-09 - DIY Series: A Typical Tune Up: Tools
  • 13-Nov-07 - Don't Crack Your Handlebar
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  • 3-Dec-07 - Instructables - Build a Repair Stand
  • 15-Nov-07 - Instructables - Make a Headset Cup Removable
  • 24-Sep-07 - Multi Tool - A Contest
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  • 2-Oct-07 - Multi Tool Contest - Some Stories
  • 12-Dec-07 - Necessary Items for a Flat Kit
  • 10-Apr-08 - Power to the Power Link
  • 5-Feb-08 - Regression : Mile Trackers
  • 25-Feb-08 - Show Us Your Workspace
  • 17-Oct-07 - The 1x1 Swap Out : Tires
  • 14-Oct-07 - The 1x1 Swap Out : Wheels
  • 8-Nov-07 - Things to Check on a New Bike
  • 29-May-08 - Tire Lever in a Pinch: QR Levers
  • 27-Sep-07 - Wippermann Tools
  • 20-Jan-08 - Work Stand Under $100
  • DIY Series: A Typical Tune Up- The Tools Part IV

    Friday, January 16th, 2009

    Today I will detail out the Alternate Tools on the list and after that will come a post about he supplies and how I use them. Then we will finally get to some action. Hang in there! For now though, let’s see that picture of the Alternate Tools again…………..

    Starting from the left again:
    #1: Head Set [...]

    DIY Series: A Typical Tune Up: Tools

    Wednesday, January 7th, 2009

    In this installment I want to cover the tools I use in a typical tune up procedure. There will be exceptions to this list in certain circumstances because every bike is unique, but this should cover the majority of the bikes I see day in and day out.

    Standard Tools:
    1. Flat bladed screw driver
    2. Phillips [...]

    “Found” Tools

    Sunday, November 23rd, 2008

    As a cyclist that tries to be frugal, or is forced to look for “alternative” means to get around more expensive fixes, I can’t think of anything better than “found” tools. What are “found” tools? well, in one way, the answer is obvious.
    You have to be “on the ball” as a Blue Collar Mountain [...]

    Tire Lever in a Pinch: QR Levers

    Thursday, May 29th, 2008

    Have you ever found yourself on the trail without your trusty tire lever?  Perhaps you left on your bench at home, or it fell out of your seat bag that you forgot to zip up (again!).  Or maybe you don’t use tire levers but you just can’t get your riding buddies tire off without a [...]

    Power to the Power Link

    Thursday, April 10th, 2008

    It isn’t often that you plan to sit or walk in the wilderness with your bicycle. Breaking a chain on the trail with out the right tools can be disaster. If you are riding a further distance than you feel comfortable walking you should have a couple key items.
    Chain tool [...]

    How To in Videos

    Sunday, March 23rd, 2008

    Bicycle Tutor is something I have been recommending to many friends in the past couple weeks.  The site is very easy to use and the video’s are awesome.
    Check out their latest video - How to Overhaul a Threaded Headset

    Headset Cleaning
    Wipe clean all of the bearing races located on both the frame and fork as well [...]