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i have been intentionally run off the road by an overtaking car, hit from behind, and i get the punish pass all the time, but i've never been actually been run at quite like that. If a camera makes you feel more secure go for it. Drone sounds complicated! i just carried lots of life insurance and enough disability to replace my salary, when i was economically essential to my family. I still carry long term care and some life.
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*sigh* the difficulties of being a stay-at-home mom.
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[edit: bike-related content - one of them is essentially a modified bike pump]
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Hey, I just posted this in the mechanics forum. Anyone here have ideas?
I have standard, modern, Shimano "cups" threaded into a titanium shell on my commuting bike. All parts are relatively new. Since installation, the BB has gotten creaky every few months and responded to torquing back to spec, but no longer. I tried a heavy application of blue thread locker and then about three wraps of PTFE tape (cups still screwed in easily) when that didn't work. The tape helped, but didn't fix it.
What should I try now, more tape? Is there anything else?
I have standard, modern, Shimano "cups" threaded into a titanium shell on my commuting bike. All parts are relatively new. Since installation, the BB has gotten creaky every few months and responded to torquing back to spec, but no longer. I tried a heavy application of blue thread locker and then about three wraps of PTFE tape (cups still screwed in easily) when that didn't work. The tape helped, but didn't fix it.
What should I try now, more tape? Is there anything else?
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Hey, I just posted this in the mechanics forum. Anyone here have ideas?
I have standard, modern, Shimano "cups" threaded into a titanium shell on my commuting bike. All parts are relatively new. Since installation, the BB has gotten creaky every few months and responded to torquing back to spec, but no longer. I tried a heavy application of blue thread locker and then about three wraps of PTFE tape (cups still screwed in easily) when that didn't work. The tape helped, but didn't fix it.
What should I try now, more tape? Is there anything else?
I have standard, modern, Shimano "cups" threaded into a titanium shell on my commuting bike. All parts are relatively new. Since installation, the BB has gotten creaky every few months and responded to torquing back to spec, but no longer. I tried a heavy application of blue thread locker and then about three wraps of PTFE tape (cups still screwed in easily) when that didn't work. The tape helped, but didn't fix it.
What should I try now, more tape? Is there anything else?
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Hey, I just posted this in the mechanics forum. Anyone here have ideas?
I have standard, modern, Shimano "cups" threaded into a titanium shell on my commuting bike. All parts are relatively new. Since installation, the BB has gotten creaky every few months and responded to torquing back to spec, but no longer. I tried a heavy application of blue thread locker and then about three wraps of PTFE tape (cups still screwed in easily) when that didn't work. The tape helped, but didn't fix it.
What should I try now, more tape? Is there anything else?
I have standard, modern, Shimano "cups" threaded into a titanium shell on my commuting bike. All parts are relatively new. Since installation, the BB has gotten creaky every few months and responded to torquing back to spec, but no longer. I tried a heavy application of blue thread locker and then about three wraps of PTFE tape (cups still screwed in easily) when that didn't work. The tape helped, but didn't fix it.
What should I try now, more tape? Is there anything else?
Teflon tape will also make it easier for the parts to come loose. It’s not a “locker,” but just creates a seal to prevent air and liquid leaks. It will not prevent the BB from loosening.
I would try Loctite tape - https://www.amazon.com/Loctite-13726.../dp/B004B6T4KG. That may give you some additional thickness between the parts. I have never used it though.
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Fine start to the day. Pulled my back and now laying on an ice pack.
Million dollar question - what am I going to do for three hours Sunday afternoon while my wife hosts a baby shower with thirty women attending?
Million dollar question - what am I going to do for three hours Sunday afternoon while my wife hosts a baby shower with thirty women attending?
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Heavy liquid threadlocker can sometimes defeat the purpose as it may not cure all the way thru. I’ve done that on things only to pull the part later and find the locker was “rubbery”. While it prevented unintended backing out, it really didn’t “lock” the parts.
Teflon tape will also make it easier for the parts to come loose. It’s not a “locker,” but just creates a seal to prevent air and liquid leaks. It will not prevent the BB from loosening.
I would try Loctite tape - https://www.amazon.com/Loctite-13726.../dp/B004B6T4KG. That may give you some additional thickness between the parts. I have never used it though.
Teflon tape will also make it easier for the parts to come loose. It’s not a “locker,” but just creates a seal to prevent air and liquid leaks. It will not prevent the BB from loosening.
I would try Loctite tape - https://www.amazon.com/Loctite-13726.../dp/B004B6T4KG. That may give you some additional thickness between the parts. I have never used it though.
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In other news, I destroyed one of my beautiful bamboo fenders this morning and I can't justify the replacement cost. Anyone have plastic fenders they love?
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Sorry. The Vuelta should be on and it'll be too hot to go outside anyway. Got one of those microwaveable head packs and a foam roller?
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It makes the shower head connection water tight by filling in the micro gaps between two parts, but it does not lock the threads. Quite the opposite really.
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How does that work if he'd riding where there are trees and power lines?
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Did you see the little thumb pump travel espresso thingie that Hoffmann reviewed? Actually, he has a video with four (IIRC) travel espresso... solutions... but the little thumb pump one seemed the most interesting.
[edit: bike-related content - one of them is essentially a modified bike pump]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JT5Rz3QV74g
[edit: bike-related content - one of them is essentially a modified bike pump]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JT5Rz3QV74g
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Was planning on riding three days and golfing with a friend on Sunday.
Have ice, heat, rollers, etc.
Need to harden up my abs.
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