White Eagle

My Omega before: And here are some pics after Cycleart had done their magic To put it mildly, I was mighty chuffed with the way it turned out. Got new wheels and a new saddle this weekend. Will take some photos and post them later. "Edit" And now with the last bits and pieces. White Eagle2008-04-23 01:36:46

Will be leaving it for now, but at least I know for next time. Thanks again

Will try the wooden block and pin, thanks. I believe that the issue with the hub was not the bearing itself. The free wheel thingy was sticking. When putting the whole lot back together I applied a little lubricant to it and it seems to be working fine.

With my good friend Tito increasing interest rates and the fuel price going up every month I decided it's time to learn how to service the bikes myself. Troy's MTB has been doing strange things on the rear hub, so I decided to start by servicing the hub. Took the cassette off no prob's loosened the locking nut and other bits and pieces on the axle only to discover what looks like a sealed bearing which I could not remove. How do I remove this bearing or do I need a special instrument. BTW the hubs have got "Formula" written on them if that helps. My bike was easy it had normal ball bearings which I removed cleaned and replaced with grease. Flippen woman if it's not them then their bikes, always a problem.

You forgot the purple ribbon; it?s just not the same without the purple ribbon. Please retake pic with the purple ribbon!!!!!! <?: prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> Seriously though, it looks killer, congrats

"Goverment not doing what it is suppose to do!!!!!!" Couldn't agree more, it seems that the number of pubic holidays we get is more important than the real issues!!!! Here is another example of lack of law enforcing that greets me every morning on my way to work