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Gnostic 07-28-10 08:06 PM

A request for BF Experts
 
Can someone take pictures of their bike parts, or take an existing picture, and list every single part.

Like, i hear people talking about chainrings....and im used to them being called cranks from my experience with walmart bikes...and it took me forever to figure out what the chainring was.

I think a list accompanied by a picture of the part and a small explination of what the parts purpose is will help me, and many other people tremendously.

Example of what i mean:

Chainring:
http://www.pricepoint.com/images/sty...0%20BLAMV5.jpg
(enter a little description of the function of the chainring here)


Cog:
http://a3.twimg.com/profile_images/5..._LZ_bigger.jpg
(enter a little description of the function of the cog here)
Essentially it would be a newbies guide to fixed gear bike parts and function.

someone PLEASE do it! if this already exists, please link me to it.

squeegeesunny 07-28-10 08:18 PM

Sheldon brown will be like a bible. Read it, love it, memorize it by heart.

otherwise:

http://webpages.scu.edu/ftp/jkblack/...ts_labeled.jpg

Gnostic 07-28-10 08:57 PM

that link is basically what i was looking for, thanks!!

motobeCarnage 07-28-10 09:14 PM

Damn it. I already cleared my calendar for the next week so I could rip my bike apart, photograph and label every piece of it.

Scrodzilla 07-28-10 09:31 PM

Wait...you mean you haven't already done that?

Leukybear 07-28-10 09:33 PM


Originally Posted by Scrodzilla (Post 11193217)
Wait...you mean you haven't already done that?

Man that crown race was the hardest part.... :rolleyes:

Scrodzilla 07-28-10 09:39 PM

No way, dude. I labeled each individual bearing in my GR9s. That was tough!

coma061 07-28-10 10:28 PM

Not sure that it's the same, but instead of labeling, I named all the parts on my bike. For example, there's Stanley the stem and Billy the bars.

Sixty Fiver 07-28-10 10:36 PM

Sometime when I am volunteering at the coop I like to mess with people... I am sure they are a little disturbed when the mechanic says he needs to look at the gear changing thingamajig or wheel stoppers.

coma061 07-28-10 10:52 PM

Actually made me chuckle to myself, well played, sir!

Leukybear 07-29-10 12:31 AM


Originally Posted by Scrodzilla (Post 11193264)
No way, dude. I labeled each individual bearing in my GR9s. That was tough!

Nah man, removing a headset with my teeth....

EssEllSee 07-29-10 08:57 AM

When I was learning, I googled the part that people were talking about I was unfamiliar with. Worked 100% of the time, half the time.

motobeCarnage 07-29-10 09:53 AM

^...that doesn't make sense. [/Ron Burgandy]

ichitz 07-29-10 10:21 AM

when i was much more unfamiliar with bikes than now, i really wanted a website that has everything too. For me i need a graphic to go along with an explanation. It helps me understand a lot better. Takes a lot of googling, but u'll get there.

dsh 07-29-10 01:51 PM

I'll start.


Chain link
http://mywheelsandmore.com/Images/bi...ycle-chain.jpg
Part of the bicycle chain, which is the element of the drivetrain which transfers power from the Chainring to the Cog.

Chain link
http://mywheelsandmore.com/Images/bi...ycle-chain.jpg
Part of the bicycle chain, which is the element of the drivetrain which transfers power from the Chainring to the Cog.

Chain link
http://mywheelsandmore.com/Images/bi...ycle-chain.jpg
Part of the bicycle chain, which is the element of the drivetrain which transfers power from the Chainring to the Cog.

Chain link
http://mywheelsandmore.com/Images/bi...ycle-chain.jpg
Part of the bicycle chain, which is the element of the drivetrain which transfers power from the Chainring to the Cog.

Chain link
http://mywheelsandmore.com/Images/bi...ycle-chain.jpg
Part of the bicycle chain, which is the element of the drivetrain which transfers power from the Chainring to the Cog.

Chain link
http://mywheelsandmore.com/Images/bi...ycle-chain.jpg
Part of the bicycle chain, which is the element of the drivetrain which transfers power from the Chainring to the Cog.

Chain link
http://mywheelsandmore.com/Images/bi...ycle-chain.jpg
Part of the bicycle chain, which is the element of the drivetrain which transfers power from the Chainring to the Cog.





...this could take a while.

Crappymonkey 07-29-10 01:54 PM


Originally Posted by coma061 (Post 11193469)
Not sure that it's the same, but instead of labeling, I named all the parts on my bike. For example, there's Stanley the stem and Billy the bars.

Stinky the saddle

coma061 07-29-10 02:24 PM

Not yet, it's pretty new. But(t) I'm working on it.

ianjk 07-29-10 02:26 PM

Sealed Bearing:

http://www.jensonusa.com/product/bg/...________01.jpg

Ball Bearings:

http://www.harperandsimmons.co.uk/i/...llBearings.jpg

Cup and Cone Bottom Bracket:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...om_bracket.jpg

destikon 07-29-10 03:22 PM

That chain link post was funny! Don't forget the master if that's 1/8".

hairnet 07-29-10 04:21 PM


Originally Posted by ianjk (Post 11197101)



Cartridge bearing

hairnet 07-29-10 04:22 PM


Originally Posted by destikon (Post 11197422)
Don't forget the master if that's 1/8".

3/32" chains also have master links

Leukybear 07-29-10 04:41 PM


Originally Posted by hairnet (Post 11197692)
3/32" chains also have master links

That are also optional.

JesusBananas 07-29-10 05:28 PM


Originally Posted by Sixty Fiver (Post 11193500)
Sometime when I am volunteering at the coop I like to mess with people... I am sure they are a little disturbed when the mechanic says he needs to look at the gear changing thingamajig or wheel stoppers.

"Wheel stoppers" :lol:

Gnostic 08-02-10 01:55 AM


Originally Posted by ichitz (Post 11195552)
when i was much more unfamiliar with bikes than now, i really wanted a website that has everything too. For me i need a graphic to go along with an explanation. It helps me understand a lot better. Takes a lot of googling, but u'll get there.

at least someone understands where im coming from.

there seems to be a lot of self righteous people on here.

adriano 08-02-10 07:56 AM

sometimes i have to adjust the limit screws on an "s jawn."


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