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• what is a perfect pushup?

  in how do you reassemble perfect pushup? Comment by bikeworks June 2021
• what is a perfect pushup?

  in how do you reassemble perfect pushup? Comment by bikeworks June 2021
• The expander nut is probably rusted into the fork. Remove the bolt completely, then using the handlebars as leverage hold the front wheel and twist the stem out. Once the stem is out, take a long piece of pipe or a big long screwdriver, insert it…

  in How do I remove a stuck 80s quill bike stem? Comment by bikeworks June 2021
• You are quite correct that your bike isn't worth upgrading. Unfortunately it seems you have already started. If you are riding on smooth surfaces your only change (not an upgrade) would be to put narrower and smoother tyres on the bike... that's …

  in MTB Upgrades? Comment by bikeworks June 2021
• Shimano makes a large range of non-series stuff that usually fall between their named components. Pay particular attention to where exactly the non-series numbers fall and you'll have a good idea of whether they are better or worse than the named…

  in Shimano Non-Series Components vs. 105, Tiagra, etc.? Comment by bikeworks May 2021
• Toe in is when the front of the brake pad hits before the back of it. Just loosen the pad and move it so the front of the pad (the edge that points down and to the front of the bike on the back brake) will touch the rim first, then tighten. Make …

  in squeaky back brakes!? Comment by bikeworks May 2021
• Toe in is when the front of the brake pad hits before the back of it. Just loosen the pad and move it so the front of the pad (the edge that points down and to the front of the bike on the back brake) will touch the rim first, then tighten. Make …

  in squeaky back brakes!? Comment by bikeworks May 2021
• Shimano makes a large range of non-series stuff that usually fall between their named components. Pay particular attention to where exactly the non-series numbers fall and you'll have a good idea of whether they are better or worse than the named…

  in Shimano Non-Series Components vs. 105, Tiagra, etc.? Comment by bikeworks May 2021
• Shimano makes a large range of non-series stuff that usually fall between their named components. Pay particular attention to where exactly the non-series numbers fall and you'll have a good idea of whether they are better or worse than the named…

  in Shimano Non-Series Components vs. 105, Tiagra, etc.? Comment by bikeworks May 2021
• Shimano makes a large range of non-series stuff that usually fall between their named components. Pay particular attention to where exactly the non-series numbers fall and you'll have a good idea of whether they are better or worse than the named…

  in Shimano Non-Series Components vs. 105, Tiagra, etc.? Comment by bikeworks May 2021
• Shimano makes a large range of non-series stuff that usually fall between their named components. Pay particular attention to where exactly the non-series numbers fall and you'll have a good idea of whether they are better or worse than the named…

  in Shimano Non-Series Components vs. 105, Tiagra, etc.? Comment by bikeworks May 2021
• You are quite correct that your bike isn't worth upgrading. Unfortunately it seems you have already started. If you are riding on smooth surfaces your only change (not an upgrade) would be to put narrower and smoother tyres on the bike... that's …

  in MTB Upgrades? Comment by bikeworks May 2021
• You are quite correct that your bike isn't worth upgrading. Unfortunately it seems you have already started. If you are riding on smooth surfaces your only change (not an upgrade) would be to put narrower and smoother tyres on the bike... that's …

  in MTB Upgrades? Comment by bikeworks May 2021
• what is a perfect pushup?

  in how do you reassemble perfect pushup? Comment by bikeworks May 2021