Shimano's espionage service has successfully jammed both my attempts to take a video of de-earwaxing a Rapidfire shifter. It could also be my own ineptitude shooting with a camera that has no viewfinder. The Contour HD 1080p is wondrously streamlined and minimalist. I'll get it figured out eventually.
Friday, June 29, 2012
Ungreased bolts speak for themselves
Time has been short so I have not posted all the great ideas I've been scribbling on scraps of paper or mentally rehearsing. I haven't edited the videos I'm accumulating from the helmet cam. But here's a tidbit from the workshop:
Gripping, eh?
Shimano's espionage service has successfully jammed both my attempts to take a video of de-earwaxing a Rapidfire shifter. It could also be my own ineptitude shooting with a camera that has no viewfinder. The Contour HD 1080p is wondrously streamlined and minimalist. I'll get it figured out eventually.
Shimano's espionage service has successfully jammed both my attempts to take a video of de-earwaxing a Rapidfire shifter. It could also be my own ineptitude shooting with a camera that has no viewfinder. The Contour HD 1080p is wondrously streamlined and minimalist. I'll get it figured out eventually.
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Now I want to go out and check all my bolts for noise. O,o
Hmm, didn't work on my iPhone, but I can imagine...
Mmmm, grease. I once took a rim and two rear hubs, old and new, to make a new wheel for me.
The shop owner, when I was picking up my new wheel, remarked on how easy it was to remove the cogs from the old flip-flop hub because they had been well greased, not like on his own bikes. What? Really?
I'm hoping he doesn't do any repair or assembly work!
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