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I thought I would share with you correspondence other readers and hope that their questions and my answers can help other cyclists like you. Well then here we go:

"I got this bike (photo velo_entier.jpg) and I wanted to renovate it a bit.
It apparently dates from the 20s, but was not well maintained (it
be seen), and apparently it was repainted fairly rough.

I'm currently stuck at two locations in dismantling:

1: fork

I unscrewed the tie rod, but for now I dare not type
over fear of twisting (photo tige_guidon.jpg).
I then unscrewed the first bolt (photo vis_guidon.jpg)
then a second, which is concealed in the bearings (
roulements_guidon.jpg photo), I find myself with what you can see in the picture
guidon_actuel.jpg. The penetrating oil has been very helpful
for all that!
(For the anecdotes, the balls (twenty) are not in a ring
but "free")
I tried to separate the handle of the fork by forcing
a bit but without success, I think Rust has made its nest ...

What do you advise me? screw the rod and type?

2: BB

You can see the left pedal in the photo pedale.jpg
How to remove the element indicated in red? type or does it unscrew?
What is called and how the element indicated in blue?
is a kind of small joystick that can move ...

I hope you can help me in any case thank you for your blogs!

Julien "

Hello Julien,

Pretty nice your old lady. For the handlebars, will have to tighten the stem, leaving one end about 2 cm out and firmly tap it to bring down the locking bolt inside. I hope for you that is not too rusty. Regarding the element highlighted in blue, this is a point lubrication of the bearing bracket. The item in red may be removed by tapping firmly with a good hammer while the pedal is at 6 o'clock position. Ask me why, just that it works like that. Injected oil bolt or nut release within an hour this gizmo before tapping it. If it does not work, your only option is to cut the part with the threads and used a drill to get it out. Good luck and keep me posted. Gerald:)


Julian managed to remove the fork, but is still struggling and still to remove the pedals.

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A TOOTHBRUSH, AND YOUR BIKE THE BIKE SHOW SPRING


For those like me who lives in Montreal, it is hard to believe but spring will soon be upon us. If you do not believe me, I understand you. But there must be hope for not turning crazy! Now is the time to prepare yourself and our steed for the summer season approaching. For you it is only dream of beautiful moments with the wind in your hair while riding peacefully. Your bike it needs a little more preparation.

The first thing that requires your attention is the chain and all components connected to it. These vital parts of your mount ensure that energy your legs go to the rear wheel to make this move and, in the worst conditions for a mechanical naked like this. Forget

engine oil and WD40, the lubricants are not made to your channel. Use a lubricant made for that purpose in a bike shop. There are several and they are now available in biodegradable form, just ask. A handy tool for the maintenance of the system and other components is a good old toothbrush, or both. They are very convenient for cleaning and the application of lubricant on your chain. Another way to practice the three Rs .

Review the condition of your cables. If they are rusty, they should be replaced. This applies especially to the brake cables, no risk to take with them. Check the condition and pressure of your tires. A good way to extend the life of your tires is to rotate forward / backward once a year.

Take care of your bicycle and take care of you.

good trip

Gerald

You can also check the focus of last year for more information about this.

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MONTREAL 2008

To a sixth consecutive year, people of Expodium invite you to forget the cold of winter and dream about the hot summer months on your bike. The Bike Show is the perfect place to plan your 2008 season.

It is a comfortable place to prepare your bike trips for the summer. All of Quebec is represented, Mascouche through the Beauce region and central Quebec. Even the Mayor of Venise-en-Quebec was on hand to promote his region last year. Proponents of cycling region is not confined to Quebec. The City of New York, London, and even Vermont Martinique, were represented last year.

course almost all brands and types of bikes are there, big brands to local artisans and shops. A $ 10 well spent to me for a day or whatever you want to know and see on the bike for the new season is in one place.

The event will run from February 15 to 17, 2008 Place Bonanventure.

Link: Bike Show 6th

Hope to see you there.

Gerald lauzon:)

Update, here is the press release of the show:

MY FREEDOM ... MY BIKE!

6 ^e Bicycle Show Expodium

Place Bonaventure in Montreal on 15-16 and February 17, 2008

Montreal, February 4, 2008 - For his six ^e edition, the Salon du Vélo Expodium , to be held on 15-16 and February 17 next to Place Bonaventure in Montreal, is back with a tour de force programming that will fulfill all bikers, big and small, down to the connoisseur! Come discover the bike and its unique sense of freedom! On 6 th Expodium Bike Show is the perfect place to learn, compare, shop and dream with activities designed for the whole family, unreleased performances, the most important section of cycling in Canada, a test track 200 meters and over 200 exhibitors and experts on hand to answer your questions.

"We have something for every taste and every genre! Did you know that cycling is the activity most practiced in Quebec after the march? A two Quebecers cycled? It sells more bicycles than cars in Quebec? So whether you're looking for tips on nutrition, performance bikes, equipment, accessories, clothing or destinations to travel, the Salon du Vélo Expodium is the best place to discover everything on the universe and plan your next cycling trips by bike! "Says Jan P. Dube, president of International Expodium and promoter of the show.

Success renew

Expodium The Bike Show, the annual reference by all cyclists expected for the latest news, trends and new destinations to explore on wheels, is the only show Quebec devoted exclusively to cycling and cycling so popular today. At its last edition in 2007, more than 16,000 fans from across Quebec have walked the aisles of the show to explore this wonderful world on wheels!

This popular event brings together within a only place friendly and easy to access, all the players in this booming industry and all stakeholders in all sectors related to the practice of these sports and recreation on wheels all in order to offer visitors, the best products and services available on the market.

Sunday's Family Day!

Expodium The Bike Show highlights the importance and the place of family outings on bicycles. All children 12 and under who are accompanied by their parents will be admitted free at the Salon during the day Sunday, February 17. A family event not to be missed!

Programming

The Exhibitor Zone offers a full range of products and services on the bike and practice, training, food, etc.. with over 200 exhibitors and experts on hand to answer all questions and satisfy the curiosity of all!

The Entertainment Zone offers a series of animated presentations. Stressing the arrival of this new Olympic discipline expected in summer 2008, the Salon the Bicycle Expodium present in large scoop of BMX shows by the stunt team Haro / Adidas Eyewear. Palpitations and chills guaranteed! The Show is also up this year with fashion shows cyclist company KSL Katy St-Laurent , Canadian road champion in 2002.

The Theatre Cycling Press with over twenty conferences where experts present comprehensive information on techniques, positioning, performance, conditioning and nutrition. Among the long awaited conference this year the research group hairy University of Sherbrooke will unveil the exclusive discoveries that will cycling tomorrow. One researcher offers an overview of current projects and addressing the three main concerns of cycling: safety, comfort and performance. Also on the program, a nutritionist at the Center for Sports Excellence in Sherbrooke who will speak on nutrition and dietary supplements cyclist found a growing market.

The Zone Cycling of 6 ^e Expodium Bike Show, the largest cycling section ever presented in Canada, has more than 130 packages travel by bike in over 30 countries. Visitors will also discover the most beautiful cycling circuits in Quebec for family walks, romance and sports. It emphasizes the important reputation occupied Quebec as a travel destination coveted in recent years with the development of the Route verte, the province-wide cycling network of over 4000 kilometers. Several regions of Quebec will be on hand to inform cyclists on major attractions, bike trails, lodges and tours of their area. Everything you need to plan a whole summer on a bike!

The Theatre touring offers lectures on the latest trends in travel to destinations by bicycle, introduction and exploration of cycling either alone, in groups or with family and finally to different cycling routes Quebec and the world. Among others, the journalist and designer of the program "In the wheel of turn" Yvan Martineau , keen bike tackling many challenges in the footsteps of the legendary Tour de France, will act as a speaker for we speak of the most exhilarating circuits in Europe, in addition to a presentation dedicated to the discovery of a typical day with a cycling club, a trend increasingly popular in Quebec.

The test track

Inside the Lounge, a marked course of nearly 200 meters, is equipped to enable visitors to assess the conduct, flexibility, braking, comfort and suspension bikes available to them by the exhibitors.

On 6 ^e Bicycles Expodium , presented to the Place Bonaventure in Montreal from 15 to 17 February 2008 is presented in collaboration with La Presse, TQS and the Quebec Cycling Federation.

Admission

Family Package: $ 25.00

(2 adults + 2 children 12 and under)

Adult: $ 10.00
65 years and over: $ 7.50
Student: $ 7.50
6-12 years: $ 5.00 (Free on Sundays)
Under 6 years: Free

Visit the website of the Show: www.expodium.ca to learn more about programming and scheduling of activities.