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  1. Any bicycle maintenance courses in Sydney?

    I think if I'm going to get the shifting sorted on this thing I will
    have to do it myself. It's being a right pain now, bad shifting on
    the front, skipping at the back, and nothing I do with the help of
    Richard's Bicycle Book seems to help. Bike shops look at it funny and
    they are all either staffed by tall people or not easily available to
    me.

    Zebee

  2. Zebee Johnstone said:

    Any bicycle maintenance courses in Sydney?

    Bike Addiction used to run them, but I haven't been in for too long to
    know if they're still going. There was talk at CBD about doing them, so
    they might be worth a call.

    Failing that, give me a call sometime and bring your bike up to
    Turramurra. I'll still look at the bike funny though :-)

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    Dave Hughes | [email hidden]
    "Hey, watch the 'fro" - Danny Glaze

  3. In aus.bicycle on Wed, 12 Jul 2006 16:06:33 +1000

    Random Data said:
    Zebee Johnstone said:

    Any bicycle maintenance courses in Sydney?

    Bike Addiction used to run them, but I haven't been in for too long to
    know if they're still going. There was talk at CBD about doing them, so
    they might be worth a call.

    Failing that, give me a call sometime and bring your bike up to
    Turramurra. I'll still look at the bike funny though :-)

    But are you short?

    Can't testride the bent unless you are officially a Short [censored].

    Zebee

  4. Zebee Johnstone said:

    But are you short?

    Can't testride the bent unless you are officially a Short [censored].

    Nope, but if you're here you can test ride it, and I can show you what I'm
    fiddling with as I do it. It's still a bike, so the principles are the
    same. And I've made a mountain bike with a derailleur whose cage was
    roughly vertical although the hanger was at ~15 degrees shift OK.

    The mountain bike with the derailleur body zip tied to the chainstay
    didn't shift that well, but was rideable.

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    Dave Hughes | [email hidden]
    Researchers in Fairbanks Alaska announced last week that they have
    discovered a superconductor which will operate at room temperature.

  5. Zebee Johnstone said:

    Any bicycle maintenance courses in Sydney?

    I think if I'm going to get the shifting sorted on this thing I will
    have to do it myself. It's being a right pain now, bad shifting on
    the front, skipping at the back, and nothing I do with the help of
    Richard's Bicycle Book seems to help. Bike shops look at it funny and
    they are all either staffed by tall people or not easily available to
    me.

    Zebee


    Bicycle NSW used to do them, basic but very good

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  6. Random Data said:
    Zebee Johnstone said:

    Any bicycle maintenance courses in Sydney?

    Bike Addiction used to run them, but I haven't been in for too long to
    know if they're still going. There was talk at CBD about doing them, so
    they might be worth a call.

    Failing that, give me a call sometime and bring your bike up to
    Turramurra. I'll still look at the bike funny though :-)


    This one is near you

    http://www.sydneycommunitycollege.com.au/cgi-bin/WebObjects/SCC.woa/wa/module?ID=SR3090E

    But I reckon CDB could be the go, failing that Dave - who can construct
    a new wheel from zip ties, gaff tape and two banana peels.

    Parbs

  7. In aus.bicycle on Wed, 12 Jul 2006 09:48:08 GMT

    Parbs said:


    But I reckon CDB could be the go, failing that Dave - who can construct
    a new wheel from zip ties, gaff tape and two banana peels.

    Cheaper to use gold these days isn't it?

    Zebee

  8. Zebee Johnstone said:


    Cheaper to use gold these days isn't it?


    Yup, and easier to find.

    Parbs

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