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kdw712:

--- Quote from: telelogic on October 19, 2008, 03:58 PM ---I've tried making a screw device using an old piece of stud and some washers but it still goes in wonky!

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just give it a little tap with a mallet or and a hammer against some wood
to straighten it up

or pop to local bike shop

telelogic:
for someone of my delicate sensibilities looks like the local bike shop is the way to go.

I'm waiting to get my BB so I can kill two birds with one stone! (been a long time since I used stones to kill birds ;))

cheers all :daumenhoch:

thecrooch:
where you located?

lodge:

--- Quote from: telelogic on October 27, 2008, 03:39 PM ---for someone of my delicate sensibilities looks like the local bike shop is the way to go.

I'm waiting to get my BB so I can kill two birds with one stone! (been a long time since I used stones to kill birds ;))

cheers all :daumenhoch:

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I suspect your very fond of that frame so be careful taking it to a bike shop unless you know what there like, you dont want some young punk thats done a two day course in cycle maintenance and just had a joint butchering it.
I think there's a few people on here with bike shops maybe they could help? :daumenhoch:
I speak from experience.

funkyfresh:
i'm too ham fisted to diy it..tried it once and managed to flake some chrome off the head tube..
local bike shop near me does it well, the owner has been doing bikes all his life. £8 for BB, £5 for headset..little money when you consider how much your build will cost,,,

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