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  1. Can anyone recommend a book on cycle maintenance for a complete beginner? Something with a
    title along the lines of "Cycle maintenance for people who think screwdrivers make good
    hammers" would be good.

    (I saw some praise for the Ben Searle book when I searched groups.google
    - is that suitable for the differently-talented mechanic?)

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  2. Keith Willoughby said:

    Can anyone recommend a book on cycle maintenance for a complete beginner? Something with a title
    along the lines of "Cycle maintenance for people who think screwdrivers make good hammers" would
    be good.

    Zinn on the Art....

    I've only got _Zinn on the Art of Mountain Bike Maintenance_, but it's extremely good and extremely
    up to date so I expect his road bike book is to.

    <URL:http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/search-handle-url/index=books-uk&field-author=Zinn,
    Lennard/026-9293861-8810823>

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  3. Simon Brooke said:
    Keith Willoughby said:

    Can anyone recommend a book on cycle maintenance for a complete beginner? Something with a title
    along the lines of "Cycle maintenance for people who think screwdrivers make good hammers" would
    be good.

    Zinn on the Art....

    Ta! Looks just the job.

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    their time machines, and hide it"

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    Can anyone recommend a book on cycle maintenance for a complete beginner? Something with a title
    along the lines of "Cycle maintenance for people who think screwdrivers make good hammers" would
    be good.


    Well, that's better than a 'Birmingham screwdriver' - more commonly known as a hammer. I
    believe this term originated in the motor industry, as a reflection of the quality of cars
    manufactured there.

  5. Keith Willoughby said:


    Can anyone recommend a book on cycle maintenance for a complete beginner?

    Not a book... but learn to hug and comfort the one you love...

    greenwichcyclists.org.ukmaintain.html

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