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Noobie bike build
#1
Hello,
I have now found a frame for "project noobie bike build" I really don't think it's anything special, but it is very light and for the type of use it will get, that's ideal. It all seems straight as much as i can tell, is there a way to tell? But all things being equal in that respect, the only problem i can see, Is where the rear derailleur allen fixing bolt goes in to the frame the thread is damaged. It will need re threading, but i have no clue where to start with this job and don't know what taps and dyes i will need. Can anyone assist please?
Thanks Phil.
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#2
You could try one of these: http://www.jensonusa.com/store/product/RD405Z00-Drop+Out+Saver+Kits+And+Repl+Inserts.aspx

You can also get just the insert: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/I.D.-drop-out-saver-insert-to-save-your-damaged-frame_W0QQitemZ370244867383QQcmdZViewItem?rvr_id=118009015136&rvr_id=118009015136&cguid=29a1d22812a0a0a9f4b18101fffac7e2.

Search Google for "Dropout Saver" to find one in the US.
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#3
Please give location this list is international and locals know whats available locally.

As per derailleur hanger you can, retap, use inserts ,or IMO just drill out and use a short bolt, nut with lock washer.

You sure got big plans, making any progress. :-)))
Never Give Up!!!
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#4
hello,
well not that big, but learning everyday..
Will post picture when done..
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#5
I am gonna guess UK, Canada, New Zealand, or Australia. Don't gripe at me if I am wrong.
Good maintenance to your Bike, can make it like the wheels are, true and smooth!
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#6
(07-31-2010, 09:06 PM)Bill Wrote:  I am gonna guess UK, Canada, New Zealand, or Australia. Don't gripe at me if I am wrong.

im from england Bill, if thats what you meant.
i dont think i filled out a profile page, i take it there is one.
Phil..
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#7
Yea in the User CP area, not a requirement just something if you want to put in stuff. Smile .
Good maintenance to your Bike, can make it like the wheels are, true and smooth!
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