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Bat56

05-22-18 09:38 PM

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Originally Posted by MAK (Post 20355085)

Since I'm in Delaware and you're in Minnesota, I gather that you doubt me. If not, it's a long drive for a $35.00 procedure that took 15 minutes. I had it done on a steel bike by the shop owner. The shop was called Wooden Wheels and it closed a few months ago. The mechanics started a new shop under the same name doing only service and repair. I would think that they still do it.

405 New London Road
Newark, DE 19711
302-368-2453

got any pictures? I’d love to see that.

SparkyBeacon

05-22-18 10:00 PM

+1 for these: "Two Fish Quick cage adapter Twofish Quick Cage Adapter Jenson USA"

I use two of them on the bike I have been riding the most.

Witterings

05-23-18 04:07 AM

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Originally Posted by 79pmooney (Post 20355084)

That's one of the reasons you hang onto old inner tubes.

Ben

I have got a couple somewhere from when I swapped a bike to Schrader from Presta and had a host of punctures in one of them just before I swapped .... I'd just never thought of using one for that so thank you a useful tip!!

RampageX

05-23-18 03:04 PM

Thanks for insight

Kristine29

05-24-18 05:13 AM

I really like Two fish water bottle holder

Kristine29

05-24-18 05:14 AM

Got mine on ebay

Maddy Lighter

05-24-18 08:02 PM

Google this: Lumintrail Lightweight Aluminum Alloy Bicycle Bike Water Bottle Cage Holder with Handlebar Mount Bracket

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