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- Bicycle Mechanics (https://www.bikeforums.net/bicycle-mechanics/)

- - New Posters - please READ THIS (https://www.bikeforums.net/bicycle-mechanics/338432-new-posters-please-read.html)

1983	11-11-15 08:38 AM

tl;dr

readability

07-04-16 12:30 PM

Shimano Tech Tips

Shimano Tech Tips is still available via Archive.org here.

TheLastOfUs

05-07-17 07:40 PM

ty :)

MePoocho

10-23-17 06:56 AM

Looking everywhere, but can't find out how to post a photo. I've clicked the square little pic of the mount with yellow background and all I get is a dropdown asking for a 'http:\\ URL'.

Is there a number of posts to meet to gain access?

Great Forum. Good people pool with knowledge.

DMF	10-24-17 11:22 AM

If there still is, it's only 5 posts. Look below the advanced Reply editor section to Additional Options/Attach Files. You can upload there.

salcedo

11-01-17 07:36 PM

What do you have against resurrecting old threads? Sometimes a good old threads deserves a good bump!

steppinthrax

11-03-17 11:04 AM

Thank You

WheelWerx

12-15-17 09:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Halloween (Post 5175998)

I'd suggest editing this whole thread to get rid of the gratuitous photos and potentially offensive and irrelevant comments, and then locking it as a read-only sticky.

'How To Use This Forum' sticky threads that mushroom into multiple-page joke fests don't get read by new posters looking for specific answers to specific problems.

Maybe instead:

Allow searching the fora without registration.

I think it sets a nice tone for what we may find inside the forum.

vin_DC

07-02-18 06:36 PM

This thread answered every question I had about bicycle part acronyms. Thanks guys.

pkniland

07-05-18 01:20 PM

Thanks

ludcycol

09-29-18 11:19 AM

Read it all (skipped silly comments below though, im a bit too mechanically minded or I have loads to learn rather so not much time left). Thanks for the hints.

willoughby1

10-17-18 07:02 PM

thanks

peanutaxis

11-18-18 01:29 AM

10 posts to start a new thread. Come on....

Andrew R Stewart

11-18-18 10:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by peanutaxis (Post 20667871)

10 posts to start a new thread. Come on....

This forum asks some commitment and patience before one's driver's license is fully activated. Think of it like counting to 10 before saying what you initially want to. This helps to weed out trolls and knee jerk questions. Like real life service situations, not all answers (or questions for that mater) come from initial demands. Andy

rebecca 1965

07-15-19 03:47 PM

BEEKAY 3 wheeler

Hi, I have searched and cannot find any info for my bike. I have a parking brake on my Handel it doesn't seem to work? Does anybody know how I can fix this? Thank you! Rebecca

DMF	07-16-19 02:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rebecca 1965 (Post 21028530)

Hi, I have searched and cannot find any info for my bike. I have a parking brake on my Handel it doesn't seem to work? Does anybody know how I can fix this? Thank you! Rebecca

Did you read the original post on this thread? No, you didn't.

First, your question contains nowhere near the amount of information required to generate a reasonable answer.
Second, you posted in the wrong place. Start a new thread in the Bike Mechanics section.

venomx

03-23-20 01:01 AM

I'm a. New here thank

Laingod

04-02-20 10:44 AM

Duly noted sir.

JohnBovi

06-27-20 01:10 PM

I have a stingray with a bendix 2 speed. The hub is locked up and i was wondering if anyone knew how to fix it.

Crankycrank

06-27-20 03:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JohnBovi (Post 21556602)

I have a stingray with a bendix 2 speed. The hub is locked up and i was wondering if anyone knew how to fix it.

This belongs in the "Bicycle Mechanics" section but these videos may help. https://www.google.com/search?q=Bend...hrome&ie=UTF-8

kerking

09-13-24 11:43 PM

thanks

sweeks

05-06-26 10:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GreatWhiteShark (Post 23738233)

When I tired to test ride my bicycle...

If you're tired to ride, you're probably too tired to post in the right section. ;)

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