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Old 07-03-08, 05:41 PM
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Originally Posted by maddmaxx
It's ok to replace the levers with the new ones as long as the proper precaution are observed.

1. The work should be performed after sunset.
2. The allen wrench used to remove the old livers should be disposed of along with the levers.
3. New tools should be used for the new levers and new inner cables should be installed.
4. Just before the new levers are installed, they should be walked around the bike in a circle, the right lever in a right hand direction, and the left lever in a left hand direction.
5. Lastly, to show the machinery that you are in charge and have no fear of the new parts, a full ride should be undertaken as soon as possible without any forn of check ride or test. It is not good to let the machines smell fear.




But first, the package with the new levers should be opened out of sight of the bicycle and they should not be allowed to reside in its presence untill the very moment of installation. Failure to do this is very bad juju indeed.


You forgot the naked dance in the garage.
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