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Old 12-30-17 | 08:44 PM
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polymorphself
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Originally Posted by Lascauxcaveman
Since you're acomplete n00b, why not take the thing to your coop and sign up for a class on refurbing an old bike? If they don't have a class, have their mechanic do it all and ask him to explain the process while you watch.
Unfortunately, I did take one class there some time go and wasn't into it. While they have lots of good equipment the place is very popular and they are understaffed. As a result, you don't so much get one on one help but people running around trying to get to everyone with not enough time. It just wasn't a comfortable process. Also, they don't offer a setup where a mechanic will do everything for you, they make it a rule to be as hands off as possible while they watch you do the work.

That being said, I'm sure I'll be dropping in as certain difficulties pop up.

Thanks for all of the other advice. As for the rear derailer isssue, there is nothing on the other side.
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