cadenceblur Posted April 14 Posted April 14 Yeah, lots to consider, I will have to weigh all of this up. Bike is insured though, so at least there is that. DieselnDust 1
Gerlach Posted April 14 Posted April 14 If it's the bb cup that is moving in the frame, redbull can is thin. Make a shim out of it and press it back in with alu shim. Hoe se hulle, boer maak n plan
DieselnDust Posted April 14 Posted April 14 1 minute ago, Gerlach said: If it's the bb cup that is moving in the frame, redbull can is thin. Make a shim out of it and press it back in with alu shim. Hoe se hulle, boer maak n plan its a threaded cup that is glued in but it appears the glue joint has failed. A shim wont help because when you thread the BB cup in it will turn the cup inside the shim
Gerlach Posted April 14 Posted April 14 (edited) 12 minutes ago, DieselnDust said: its a threaded cup that is glued in but it appears the glue joint has failed. A shim wont help because when you thread the BB cup in it will turn the cup inside the shim Ahaaaa. Ok, one of them. hmmmmmmm wel, if you want to fix it and maybe want to do it your self, then you can actually buy the carbon Epoxy from some places. AMT supplies Beresin CR122/CH122-1. I have worked with this stuff before and made some carbon parts for myself and i was really impress to see how hard that stuff can get hard and how strong a part can be. Edited April 14 by Gerlach DieselnDust 1
cadenceblur Posted April 14 Posted April 14 4 minutes ago, Gerlach said: Ahaaaa. Ok, one of them. hmmmmmmm wel, if you want to fix it and maybe want to do it your self, then you can actually buy the carbon Epoxy from some places. AMT supplies Beresin CR122/CH122-1. I have worked with this stuff before and made some carbon parts for myself and i was really impress to see how hard that stuff can get hard and how strong a part can be. Thanks, but this is not something I am keen to attempt!
Gerlach Posted April 14 Posted April 14 1 minute ago, cadenceblur said: Thanks, but this is not something I am keen to attempt! No problem I'm a bit of a old school type person/mechanic that things out of the box and make a plan. DieselnDust 1
DieselnDust Posted April 14 Posted April 14 The binding part is easy, the alignment of the cups is a bit trickier
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