J JoeH Retro Guru Jul 20, 2024 #11 Day 3 continued, learning about cassette v freewheel. Day 4 a little on an ebike internal cabling Attachments DSC_2403.JPG 618.1 KB · Views: 1 DSC_2404.JPG 628.4 KB · Views: 1 DSC_2405.JPG 428.1 KB · Views: 1 DSC_2406.JPG 473.7 KB · Views: 1 DSC_2409.JPG 602.3 KB · Views: 1 DSC_2410.JPG 514.5 KB · Views: 1 DSC_2412.JPG 442.7 KB · Views: 2 Last edited: Jul 20, 2024
J JoeH Retro Guru Jul 20, 2024 #12 Day 4, learning about brakes Attachments DSC_2414.JPG 275.6 KB · Views: 2 DSC_2413.JPG 565.1 KB · Views: 2 DSC_2415.JPG 356.8 KB · Views: 2 DSC_2416.JPG 401.5 KB · Views: 3 DSC_2419.JPG 340.2 KB · Views: 4 DSC_2420.JPG 469.4 KB · Views: 4 DSC_2421.JPG 532.5 KB · Views: 3 Last edited: Jul 20, 2024
J JoeH Retro Guru Jul 20, 2024 #13 Day 5 - Hydraulic brake bleeding, mineral oil. A first for all three of us. Attachments DSC_2439.JPG 615.9 KB · Views: 7 DSC_2438.JPG 274.9 KB · Views: 6 DSC_2437.JPG 525.1 KB · Views: 6 DSC_2440.JPG 487.4 KB · Views: 5 DSC_2442.JPG 594.3 KB · Views: 4 DSC_2443.JPG 355.2 KB · Views: 4 DSC_2444.JPG 291.7 KB · Views: 5 DSC_2445.JPG 633 KB · Views: 5 DSC_2446.JPG 475.3 KB · Views: 9
J JoeH Retro Guru Jul 20, 2024 #14 Day 5 more hydraulic bleeding, plus frame alignment on a 531 Dawes I bought in Attachments DSC_2450.JPG 389.4 KB · Views: 3 DSC_2449.JPG 214.6 KB · Views: 4 DSC_2448.JPG 504 KB · Views: 3 DSC_2447.JPG 263.8 KB · Views: 3 DSC_2458.JPG 280.2 KB · Views: 2 DSC_2459.JPG 330.4 KB · Views: 2 DSC_2460.JPG 324.5 KB · Views: 2 DSC_2463.JPG 302.8 KB · Views: 3
J JoeH Retro Guru Jul 20, 2024 #15 Day 5, spot the mistake Attachments DSC_2451.JPG 456.7 KB · Views: 23
Woz Old School Grand Master Feedback View Jul 20, 2024 #16 JoeH said: Day 5, spot the mistake Click to expand... Bar ends on back to front. Front hose perhaps should have been trimmed down too? Thanks for taking the time in sharing - looks very good and professional.
JoeH said: Day 5, spot the mistake Click to expand... Bar ends on back to front. Front hose perhaps should have been trimmed down too? Thanks for taking the time in sharing - looks very good and professional.
benjabbi Bontrager Fan Jul 20, 2024 #17 Lee was my assessor for level 3. Ten or so years ago now, Helped no end with all the paperwork BS. Great to see he's still at it. Hope you enjoyed it.
Lee was my assessor for level 3. Ten or so years ago now, Helped no end with all the paperwork BS. Great to see he's still at it. Hope you enjoyed it.
J jediidah Retro Newbie Jul 23, 2024 #18 Woz said: Bar ends on back to front. Front hose perhaps should have been trimmed down too? Thanks for taking the time in sharing - looks very good and professional. Click to expand... Those are ergonomic grips. He's bleeding the front caliper but the rear lever aha
Woz said: Bar ends on back to front. Front hose perhaps should have been trimmed down too? Thanks for taking the time in sharing - looks very good and professional. Click to expand... Those are ergonomic grips. He's bleeding the front caliper but the rear lever aha
Woz Old School Grand Master Feedback View Jul 23, 2024 #19 jediidah said: Those are ergonomic grips. He's bleeding the front caliper but the rear lever aha Click to expand... No they are not. Those are back to front bar ends.
jediidah said: Those are ergonomic grips. He's bleeding the front caliper but the rear lever aha Click to expand... No they are not. Those are back to front bar ends.
J jediidah Retro Newbie Jul 23, 2024 #20 Woz said: No they are not. Those are back to front bar ends. Click to expand... If you look at the photos from day 5 where Joe's learning about the hydro systems, you can see the grips on that bike much clearer aha they're definitely ergonomics with a slight flare at the end, but definitely not bar ends
Woz said: No they are not. Those are back to front bar ends. Click to expand... If you look at the photos from day 5 where Joe's learning about the hydro systems, you can see the grips on that bike much clearer aha they're definitely ergonomics with a slight flare at the end, but definitely not bar ends
