fitting new forks
pimpin gimp
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chaps (or more specificly, Nick...)
a mate of mine has just bought a new set of forks and wants to fit them himself, now if i lived nearer i'd do it for him but i don't so he's on his own.
i've explained over the phone what he needs to do but doesn't understand all the terminology.
do we know of an online guide with photo's that may help him?
I had a look on the Park webste but there isn't a direct help.
Any ideas? can't seem to access the old grimetime clinics now that mbuk.com has been terminated.
Cheers all.
Ryan
a mate of mine has just bought a new set of forks and wants to fit them himself, now if i lived nearer i'd do it for him but i don't so he's on his own.
i've explained over the phone what he needs to do but doesn't understand all the terminology.
do we know of an online guide with photo's that may help him?
I had a look on the Park webste but there isn't a direct help.
Any ideas? can't seem to access the old grimetime clinics now that mbuk.com has been terminated.
Cheers all.
Ryan
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Ta, and google was my friend so matey boy now has two guieds to help him along the way.<hr noshade size="1"><center><font size="1"><font color="black">Whip it up baby..</font id="black"></font id="size1">.</center>0
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Thats an excellent article for the basic mechanic, very clear.
I still end up having mine done at the LBS - he's 1/4 mile away and as cheap as chips - £10 to fit a fork!
That way I can go and have a pint (or two) for an hour, come back and he's done it!!
That and having cranks fitted - the rest I do myself give or take!0
