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Old 02-05-24, 05:13 AM
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Duragrouch
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Originally Posted by grumpus
Bike singular? There's a simple solution to that.
That's an interesting idea, I may try it. I get more use from a worn hub simply by taking care with bearing adjustment: just set it so it feels OK in the less worn parts and a bit loose in the worse parts, it will run with the occasional clunk but remain serviceable while you're sorting a new wheel (this is probably best avoided in the case of a traditional freewheel rear hub, as those axles tend to break). If you try to adjust out all the movement the bearing will soon fail, possibly catastrophically and miles from home.
I have many bikes. But they are all in storage, far away. I live in a tiny room for seniors. I can only fit one bike, a folder that is outfit like a full tourer as my townie.
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