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Quote from: Surferdude on September 10, 2013, 13:32:57Got tired of the creaking in my bike when pedaling and replaced the crank bearings today.Nice and quiet now.$8 for the parts.Good Trev , i can't hear them creak but feel it if its bad, was there much play in crank & did you get the big crank bearings?
Got tired of the creaking in my bike when pedaling and replaced the crank bearings today.Nice and quiet now.$8 for the parts.
do k mart give you a test ride?
Quote from: Lakes on September 10, 2013, 22:39:16Quote from: Surferdude on September 10, 2013, 13:32:57Got tired of the creaking in my bike when pedaling and replaced the crank bearings today.Nice and quiet now.$8 for the parts.Good Trev , i can't hear them creak but feel it if its bad, was there much play in crank & did you get the big crank bearings?Like you, I "feel" it rather than hear it.Don't know what "Big crank bearings" are.
Tested my SPD shoes with cleated Shimano pedals today with the inevitable first timer result.
Quote from: Lakes on September 10, 2013, 22:42:24 do k mart give you a test ride?One of the girls in K-mart offered to many years ago
I don't ride bikes, but how do you wear out a crank bearing, they must really be made of rubbish, compared to any bearing in a car which can rotate millions of times, with considerably more force applied than 1/4 hp leg muscle, I would have thought the crank would outlast the bike.
Quote from: Phil №❶ on September 11, 2013, 22:38:02I don't ride bikes, but how do you wear out a crank bearing, they must really be made of rubbish, compared to any bearing in a car which can rotate millions of times, with considerably more force applied than 1/4 hp leg muscle, I would have thought the crank would outlast the bike. Phil cars have oil forced into the bearing they use, on a pushy totally different grease sealed bearing more like a car wheel bearing, & car wheel bearing don't last that long.
Quote from: Pommy Keith on September 11, 2013, 19:03:37Tested my SPD shoes with cleated Shimano pedals today with the inevitable first timer result. Hey Keith sorry to hear that hope no skin off. i had clip on's on a road race bike years ago that used racing single's ( glued to rim tyres ) i was racing on a footpath & another bike came around a bend at us steered off path & front wheel followed edge of path , i went ass over tit. feet got stuck in the clip on's, the new style peddle shoe combo looks much better but i'll never use that type again , even though i know you get up force as well as down force, i'm not racing just exercising.but you will notice you go faster, easier.
Dave & Phil you can transport your pushy in the car to a suitable spot to start riding it.
Quote from: Lakes on September 12, 2013, 23:33:56Dave & Phil you can transport your pushy in the car to a suitable spot to start riding it. Tried that. It won't fit. Rusty, I want one, things work slowly over here.
My i30 must be smaller.I'm sure a bike won't fit.
I'm sure a bike won't fit in mine.
Quote from: db08 on September 14, 2013, 09:55:56 I'm sure a bike won't fit in mine."twill even fit in my daughter;s Accent.
For me it's cos I leave home in one direction (downhill lots initially then up a bit) and I come home the other way, which is up higher than the start of my journey and then down a bit...
Say hi to Tony Abbott for us (I'm sure he'll pop up at some point )