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KP> Your bottom bracket (i.e., cranckshaft bearings) shouldn't need to be KP> replaced for some time. Two signs that it needs attention are (1) lubrican t KP> leaking from the bottom bracket or (2) lateral movement when you pull the t he KP> crank perpendicular to the plane of its usual rotation. So far is seems ok, thanks for the advice. :) KP> You probably need a new chain. The shop will have a device to measure t, KP> which is probably cleaner than trying to do it yourself. I had the shop check it and they say I don't need a new one... If the thing breaks on a long ride, I'll kill them.. KP> The sprockets on the rear wheel shouldn't need to be replaced for many KP> years. KP> I would almost guess that you are more likely to replace the bike with a KP> fancier model before you need to replace the sprockets. The shop said the same thing.. KP> Keep the bike clean. Regularly clean the chain and put a good silicone cha in KP> lubricant on it. When you clean the chain, you also need to clean everythi ng KP> the chain touches. Some bicyclists recommend waxing the chain instead of KP> lubricating it. I have Pedro's syn lube and White Lightning... Do you use either one of them? GH KP> ... Dyslexics of the world, untie! KP> --- Blue Wave/QWK v2.10 KP> --- WILDMAIL!/WC v4.12 * WCE 2.1G1/2251 * garyh@superlink.net --- WILDMAIL!/WC v4.12 ---------------KP> * Origin: Texas Phoenix (1:130/1017.0) * Origin: Fresh Start BBS * Edison NJ * (908) 248-1678 * (1:107/310.0) |
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