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Old 03-28-11 | 03:57 AM
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greyghost_6
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From: Bloomington, IN

Bikes: Voodoo Rada, KHS Alite 4000, Smith & Wesson Tactical, Diamondback Response

You could just start with a bike and take it apart. A lot of parts need the same special tool to remove them (there are some exceptions) but that's how I learned. Take it apart, and put it together. But since you probably want to work with newer stuff for an assembly you might be in for a lot. Start small, get a park tools chain breaker, a good set of METRIC allen wrenches, I like parks big pedal wrench (PW-4) it has 2 positions (its more expensive but its a freaking INVESTMENT that will last 50+ years). And go from there.
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