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Not sure what your asking.

@@BicycleRestorationMan means bearing's size?

@@gnjrastogi3085not sure of the bearing size.

Thanks Kristi! 👍👊

It should! 👍👊

Great! Just be careful and make sure the spokes can take the torque. 👍👊

Sorry, don’t know what you mean by “grades”

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Sorry, bit I don’t sell bikes. But thank you for the offer. 👍👊

Good tip, but no never tried it that way. May be a next video though! 👍👊

Never heard that one! 👍👊

Good suggestion, thanks for the comment. 👍👊

They went on pretty tight. I don't think it would work with the cables under the wrap. 👍👊

@BicycleRestorationMan thanks man, appreciate the response. Might still attempt it just to see, but won't get my hopes up

@@jordanl5444 let me know how it turns out! 👍👊

@BicycleRestorationMan one thing that should work in my favor is that at least the porteurs have a lot less surface to wrap than drops. If the cable doesnt actually fit under the wrap, I'm hoping I'll have enough excess to be able to use it to cover at least some of the housing. Thats if I have enough extra material and can figure something out as far as an adhesive option that doesn't look like shit

This might help the tire to seat properly. If you have not seen it, check out my other video on how to get your tires to seat properly. Here's the link: ua-cam.com/video/1Memh0EL3FI/v-deo.html 👊👍

I used the same cutter for both cable housings. Thanks for the comment. 👍👊

Great minds think alike! 👍👊

Glad it was helpful!. Thanks for the comment! 👍👊

Glad it helped thanks for the comment! 👍👊

Glad it helped Luis 👊👍

Yes, be careful with the rims and that you don’t pinch the tube. 👍👊

There being replaced! 👍👊

If the bearings are made of tinfoil 😆

Good to hear it worked! Thanks for the comment! 👊👍

That it would! 👍👊

Happy to help! 👍👊

Good stuff! 👍👊

That it does! Thanks for the comment! 👍👊

Yes, I believe you could get this to work with a 7 speed. 👍👊

Thank you, appreciate it! 👍👊

Thanks for the like! 👍👊

Thanks Emily! 👍👊

I have not seen that type of bottom bracket. Sounds unusual that you would have to leave the crankset on, rotate it, before loosening the two screws. Can you attach a picture that shows us what your describing? 👊👍

I'm glad you like it and thanks for the comment! 👍👊

Glad you think so! Thanks for the comment. 👍👊

Just a basic tire lever, any kind should work. However, I don’t recommend using a metal one. Here’s a link: amzn.to/4cnmOCo

Glad it helped. Thanks for the comment! 👍👊

Glad I could help! Thanks for the comment! 👊👍

Good luck! Let me know if it works. 👍👊

@@BicycleRestorationMan Yes it worked. Thank you again.

@@FZ-yz2ingreat! 👍👊

Hope you liked it. 👊👍

Had to go to 3 different beauty supply stores with the frame to match the paint with a nail polish. Nail polish dries hard and comes in an unbelievable amount of colors. You can also go to an Automotive paint shop but its expensive. I have done that when I needed to repaint the whole bike. They even put it in a spray can.👍👊

@@BicycleRestorationMan Cool idea

Here are the tools I used besides the allen/hex wrench and the links. Hozan lock ring tool: amzn.to/3RpMypz Park box end amzn.to/4eeE6DH and Park spanner amzn.to/3xhzH28

You have to be careful if you use this method since the spokes should be dbl butted. It might damage carbon or bladed spokes. I’ve never had a problem but issues could come up.

I would not recommend oil. They can damage the rubber.

Yes, I noticed the same thing. My foot is not long but it is wide. If I ride with the straps, I have them as loose as as possible. Thanks for the comment! 👍👊

Great! Glad it worked for you! 👍👊

That’s what I pump my tires to! 👍👊

Glad it helped! Thanks for the comment! 👍👊

If this keeps happening with your stingray, make sure you check the rim carefully. Look for any small dents in the rim. Mark it to see if it’s happening on the same spot. Check that area extra carefully for any flaws or damage.

Yes, did you watch starting at about 2:20 into the video? This is where I had the problem. At that point into the video I show you how I got it through. That’s the only area I had a problem. It threaded through just fine after that.

@@BicycleRestorationMan Yes, but that is after the cable has gone through the shifter and it now needs to go into the housing. My problem was getting it through the bend inside the shifter. Mind you, mine is a different SRAM shifter. I finally got it by filing down the burrs on the cable-end, adding grease, and a making a pre-bend. Thanks for the video - I do appreciate the work.

@@ravraid got it, thanks for the info. Those housing ends can be a problem sometimes. Check out my other video on how to cut cables housing without mashing them. ua-cam.com/video/-pI_IkjJai8/v-deo.htmlsi=so1HdmBNjw6ejBmF

Thank you! Hope to visit your Country some day. 👍👊

Actually, it’s not a park tool. It’s a Hozan C.205 HKC. The Park HCW-5 has a small nob on the inside of one of the ends that fits into a notch. Not sure what BB that is used on. amzn.to/4e4qcDZ

Yes, same place. 👍👊

Glad it helped! 👊👍