Cheap Bike Build Off Part 5 - Assembly + Overhaul Wheels, Derailleurs and Brakes
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Part 5, people! Let’s rebuild the hubs, true and tension, and resurface the brake tracks. Also, reinstall the brakes with new pads, rebuild the rear derailleur, install the shifters and brake levers, and re-cable everything. Getting closer!
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I like that frame very much!
Nice to see old frames re-used again!🙂
Greetings from Croatia from Kris 😎
Thank you Kris! Take care!
@@ReferenceBicycle Take care 🙂
Pitter patter… hahahahaha. How have I lived this long without hearing that one before? Hahahahahahna.
Totally stole that from the Canadian TV show ‘Letterkenny’. A reflection of my grade school sense of humor.
Does it seem to you that shimano pads are too hard, I switched to jagwired which are extremely soft and braking improved much.
Honestly, I used these Shimano pads because I had them on the shelf. I typically use Kool Stop black or salmon on my personal bikes. I have used the Shimano pads in the past though. They are harder and longer wearing, but I honestly can’t remember how they performed comparatively.
@@ReferenceBicycle As a budget option jagwire is much better than shimano, shimano lasts longer but they grind your rims and they are the same price. Koolstop salmon is much more expensive
True. Jagwire pads were my shop stock replacements when I had the shop. I can’t recall using them personally, but I installed tons of them on customer bikes with good results.