letting it all hang out.

projectsome
projectsome Posts: 4,010
edited September 2009 in MTB workshop & tech
As an alternative to a workstand, if you're bike is light enough and you have one, hang your bilke on the washing line to wash, dry, and work on. If it snaps (god forbid) then it's only £4 or thereabouts for new one.
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  • snotty badger
    snotty badger Posts: 1,593
    :lol:

    Not the most sturdy of workstands but cheap as chips! :lol:
    08 Pitch Pro
    14 Kona Unit
    Kona Kula SS
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    94 Univega Alpina 5.3
  • redvee
    redvee Posts: 11,922
    Used to do that when cleaning the bike when I lived at home but not on washday.
    I've added a signature to prove it is still possible.
  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,666
    projectsome wrote:
    As an alternative to a workstand, if you're bike is light enough and you have one, hang your bilke on the washing line to wash, dry, and work on. If it snaps (god forbid) then it's only £4 or thereabouts for new one.
    Don't be so presumtious. MY bike is worth quite a bit more than £4
    :lol:

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