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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: mic on October 08, 2008, 08:28 AM
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there isnt that many parts to it, if i had all bits needed is it as straight forward as it looks?! are there any 'specialist' tools needed?
would people look at me funny if i had stabilisers on it? ;D
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Wow straight into building: I am impressed.
Some will tell you about bearing presses & all specialist tools for this & that. I did a ground up Haro Resto with a multi-bike tool from Halfrauds, two tyre levers & mallet and piece of wood (for the bearing cups). Twas always easy BITD & shall remain so! ;)
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it's p*ss easy to do! as long as you know what goes where and so on (yes sounds obvious i guess) but you'd be surprised how many people put loose ball cage bearings in the wrong way and so on.
as far as bearing presses for the cups.........as said above........rubber mallet and a nice big chunck of wood and carfully does it :daumenhoch:
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(http://www.bmx-recollection.com/Downloads/Books/General/THUMB/How%20To%20Fix%20Your%20BMX%20Bicycle%20By%20Helen%20Garvy%20(1979)_THUMB.jpg)
http://www.bmx-recollection.com/Downloads/Books/General/How%20To%20Fix%20Your%20BMX%20Bicycle%20By%20Helen%20Garvy%20(1979).pdf
Its a very basic book with hand drawn diagrams and its a bit dated but it'll help jog your memory!! :LolLolLolLol:
There might be a few other books and mags you'd be interested in too! :daumenhoch:
Download them here :-
http://bmx-recollection.com
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Love the cover of that book...written by a bird as well ;D
best download in years :daumenhoch: