you can do it online here
https://www.crashreport.com.au/ocrf/

I would give it a go. I think it may at least prompt a call from the police with questions as to them failing to stop or report an accident. obviously they will claim they were unaware, but for the sake of 10 mins of your time…

good one.

BBs are reasonably easy (depending on the type) but you need the right tools, which is largely crank brand dependent. I have a BB30 press fit on my MTB. I just took that to the shop as I don’t have the tools and the cost of the tools is more than it cost to swap them over.

But external cups are relatively easy now days. there are…[Read more]

also watch the video to the end and you will see he uses a small screw driver to push the paws in to get the hub all the way down. it should make it clearer as to what is catching

I’m the same, find the limit of my abilities by passing that point 🙂 which i guess is how we learnt before the internet and you tube :)but at the end of the day, you can just take it to a bike shop, so I reckon have a go. the first time I took a rear hub apart I had the two springs under the paws shoot across my garage. took me about 15 mins…[Read more]

I’m the same, find the limit of my abilities by passing that point 🙂 which i guess is how we learnt before the internet and you tube :)but at the end of the day, you can just take it to a bike shop.

check out this video here:

the free hub does come come off vertially. but it is not a straight pull…[Read more]

I’m the same, find the limit of my abilities by passing that point 🙂 but at the end of the day, you can just take it to a bike shop.

check out this video here:

the free hub does come come off vertially. but it is not a straight pull up. watch it a couple of times and you will notice he turns and…[Read more]

and if you are pulling the paws out, they have tiny springs behind them. you thought the ball bearings were hard to find…

sorry wrong link. use the various steps here. I

http://www.campagnolo.com/WW/en/Support/download_2?td=4

So you got your new toolkit and thought you would ease into a nice and simple rear hub service 🙂

I believe the fulcrum wheels and maybe the hubs are identical to campy (but there might be some differences depending on years)

is this any…[Read more]

No probs.

now go to the park tools website and watch their how to videos 🙂

Park seem to be aimed at shop mechanics and I guess are designed with a bit more durability as they are to be used every day.

I would say its like comparing a sidchrome adjustable crescent to a cheapo chinese knock off. they feel noticeably different in the way they move. however, its generally not the case for all tools.

I started off with a…[Read more]

oh and the other must have is a bike stand. I would put that at top of my list. It was a life changing experience 🙂

For basic servicing such as cleaning change cassette and jockey wheels. I would recommend:

masterlink/quick link pliers which are sooo much easier than doing it by hand. You should get a quick link if you don’t have one on your chain.
Chain whip
cassette tool – you will need a campagnolo specific one. Get one with a handle as it is easier to…[Read more]