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indyfabz 08-20-21 06:13 AM

Rainy day off. Trip to REI on the menu.

WhyFi 08-20-21 06:15 AM

Looks like rain in the forecast for our NYC afternoon. Yay. Hopefully it'll be light rain and I can still squeeze in a spin.

phrantic09 08-20-21 06:20 AM


Originally Posted by WhyFi (Post 22192066)
Looks like rain in the forecast for our NYC afternoon. Yay. Hopefully it'll be light rain and I can still squeeze in a spin.

It was super wet this morning (TWSS) so I decided to go out on lunch when it dries a bit. Hope you get a chance to go.

WhyFi question for you - what do I need to service my BBRight tool wise other than the Shimano crank tool and torque wrench? Was going to grease / replace the bearings since it's getting creaky. I'm tired of paying to have someone do this for me so I figured I'd give it a shot.

WhyFi 08-20-21 06:39 AM


Originally Posted by phrantic09 (Post 22192076)
It was super wet this morning (TWSS) so I decided to go out on lunch when it dries a bit. Hope you get a chance to go.

WhyFi question for you - what do I need to service my BBRight tool wise other than the Shimano crank tool and torque wrench? Was going to grease / replace the bearings since it's getting creaky. I'm tired of paying to have someone do this for me so I figured I'd give it a shot.

It's larger than a splined Shimano BB, so if you want to remove/replace it, you need a different tool. Not sure about leaving the BB shell in place and just removing the bearings, but that would probably be more $$$ in tools unless you've already got bearing pullers.

phrantic09 08-20-21 06:44 AM


Originally Posted by WhyFi (Post 22192088)
It's larger than a splined Shimano BB, so if you want to remove/replace it, you need a different tool. Not sure about leaving the BB shell in place and just removing the bearings, but that would probably be more $$$ in tools unless you've already got bearing pullers.


I guess I'll just start with grease and go from there.

indyfabz 08-20-21 06:47 AM


Originally Posted by WhyFi (Post 22192066)
Looks like rain in the forecast for our NYC afternoon. Yay. Hopefully it'll be light rain and I can still squeeze in a spin.

Raining now in Philly. Looks like between 1 and 3 would be the best time for you. Nothing major in the forecast. Looks like scattered showers.

rjones28 08-20-21 06:48 AM


Originally Posted by Velo Vol (Post 22192035)
At least tomorrow's Friday.

Oh?

WhyFi 08-20-21 06:49 AM


Originally Posted by indyfabz (Post 22192101)
Raining now in Philly. Looks like between 1 and 3 would be the best time for you.

Yeah, unfortunately, I don't have much any flexibility in my ride window: it's 3 - 6pm or nothing.

Velo Vol 08-20-21 07:26 AM


Originally Posted by rjones28 (Post 22192103)
Oh?

Are you still on your dog vacation?

Velo Vol 08-20-21 07:37 AM


Originally Posted by WhyFi (Post 22191778)
Pfft - I wear white cycling shoes, bro.

Approved.


Bah Humbug 08-20-21 07:37 AM


Originally Posted by WhyFi (Post 22191778)
Pfft - I wear white cycling shoes, bro.

Pfft - so do I and I’m a tri geek who rides around sleeveless and then goes running. Can’t be that elite anymore.

Bah Humbug 08-20-21 07:39 AM


Originally Posted by Velo Vol (Post 22192035)
At least tomorrow's Friday.

*today

MoAlpha 08-20-21 07:42 AM


Originally Posted by phrantic09 (Post 22192076)
It was super wet this morning (TWSS) so I decided to go out on lunch when it dries a bit. Hope you get a chance to go.

WhyFi question for you - what do I need to service my BBRight tool wise other than the Shimano crank tool and torque wrench? Was going to grease / replace the bearings since it's getting creaky. I'm tired of paying to have someone do this for me so I figured I'd give it a shot.

More likely to be the shell creaking in the frame, from what I've seen. You'll need a set of drifts to replace the bearings anyway. What kind of BB is it?

phrantic09 08-20-21 07:44 AM


Originally Posted by MoAlpha (Post 22192195)
More likely to be the shell creaking in the frame, from what I've seen. You'll need a set of drifts to replace the bearings anyway. What kind of BB is it?


I'm guessing it's the stock Cervelo BB.

WhyFi 08-20-21 07:50 AM


Originally Posted by Bah Humbug (Post 22192187)
Pfft - so do I and I’m a tri geek who rides around sleeveless and then goes running. Can’t be that elite anymore.

This is why we can't have nice things.

MoAlpha 08-20-21 08:00 AM


Originally Posted by phrantic09 (Post 22192196)
I'm guessing it's the stock Cervelo BB.

If it's the old standard 2-piece BB, it might be a better bet just to replace with a screw-together or one-piece shell, rather than investing in the tools to do the bearings and then having to get another set to do the shell if it's still creaking. I sure wish you could rent this stuff!

indyfabz 08-20-21 08:00 AM


Originally Posted by WhyFi (Post 22192104)
Yeah, unfortunately, I don't have much any flexibility in my ride window: it's 3 - 6pm or nothing.

Actually, the updated forecast I see now says that will probably be the best time. Rain through 1 pm. Looks to stop by 2.

ksryder 08-20-21 08:13 AM

I signed up for an event that's in 3 weeks but for some reason that I can't remember now I did not purchase the additional event cancellation insurance which was remarkably stupid of me given, you know, everything. Anyway at this point I probably won't attend because of the surge in cases which I doubt will be any better in 3 weeks so I guess I'm just out $70.

Velo Vol 08-20-21 08:28 AM

When does sailing season end?


MoAlpha 08-20-21 08:40 AM


Originally Posted by ksryder (Post 22192240)
I signed up for an event that's in 3 weeks but for some reason that I can't remember now I did not purchase the additional event cancellation insurance which was remarkably stupid of me given, you know, everything. Anyway at this point I probably won't attend because of the surge in cases which I doubt will be any better in 3 weeks so I guess I'm just out $70.

We've got a wedding up in @datlas country at the beginning of September. Might have to pull out of that or maybe just go to the party the night before, which is outdoors. We're in for at least another year of this ****, I'm afraid.

MoAlpha 08-20-21 08:42 AM


Originally Posted by Velo Vol (Post 22192268)

Never. You just have your boat delivered to the Caribbean or Australia for their racing season.

Velo Vol 08-20-21 08:48 AM


Originally Posted by MoAlpha (Post 22192290)
Never. You just have your boat delivered to the Caribbean or Australia for their racing season.

My sailing would likely be limited to the friendly waters of the Tennessee River watershed.

MoAlpha 08-20-21 08:52 AM


Originally Posted by Velo Vol (Post 22192297)
My sailing would likely be limited to the friendly waters of the Tennessee River watershed.

Too much piracy.

Velo Vol 08-20-21 08:56 AM

I'm thinking 70F is the cutoff point for any kind of water sport.

WhyFi 08-20-21 08:57 AM


Originally Posted by ksryder (Post 22192240)
... I did not purchase the additional event cancellation insurance ...

That's a thing now? Huh - I'd totally do that. I mean, I hate all of the add-on warranty stuff at Best Buy and the like, but cancellation insurance with these conditions? Sign me up.


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