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Old 11-30-15 | 01:03 PM
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For cutting cables housing, I normally hacksaw then file. Or, I have one of these.
Circular Saw Blade Sharpener

Remove all the circular saw stuff, and one is left with a nice small grinder with a diamond blade. No tool rest, so maybe just put the diamond blade into a normal mini-grinder instead. Anyway, you can cut and polish cable housing with it quickly. Then use a paper clip or something to straighten out the housing liner if using lined housing.

Originally Posted by Drillium Dude
Taping bars. I have OCD tendencies, so I always feel I have to clean the bar of any/all stickiness remaining from the last wrap before I put on the new.
The cheap generic Chinese foam tape may not last as long as the brand name wraps, but it also doesn't have sticky tape. Wrapped tightly, I can't see any evidence of it moving.
Originally Posted by horatio
Italian threading...
French? Swiss?

I have the right is right, and left is wrong down with the pedals, but I always get confused with which way to turn the bottom brackets. Usually not a big problem, but annoying.

As far as my pet peeve....
I HATE THE ROUGHNESS WITH CHEAP CONES.
And, I detest PITS.
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