Here's my "bike jack." [url=https://flic.kr/p/QzDA1U] https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/730/31885902804_4a694eb885.jpg By tilting bike side to side while adding 2x4s and 1x4s I can pick it up with minimum difficulty. Don't always, but have been known to run a rope from handlebars to overhead r...

I used to take LOTS of pictures (as opposed to making photographs) in my job as a field editor for a rural electric cooperative statewide publication. I'd soup my own film (learning Nikor reels a little tricky), then make contact sheets and glue the negatives in glasine sleeves to the back. We had a...

Clarification, elaboration of my earlier reply: it's Rustoleum #7564 Safety Red...

Rustoleum High Performance Enamel red (silver can) is very close to "proper" color on chainguard (laying in frame) that was already painted with SH paint when I got it. I think I bought it at Auto Zone but it's been awhile. Reasonably run- and splatter-resistant when applying, pretty tough...

A JIS screwdriver won't "cam out" as readily as a regular phillips bit, even on phillips head screws...

took a pic when I last did mine...click it for bigger pic...mirror helps...I always use my JIS (not exactly Phillips head) screwdriver on case screws...

I had to use a mirror to see what I was doing...took less time the second and third go-around......

So where did you find the "members only" tab? And back Resonators once I do? I'm having a possible clutch issue and would like to do some research before jumping in here with ignorant newby questions...

thanks, Lee

Site doesn't seem to remember me like it should, even after checking the "log me in on each visit" button. Had to log in again to post this...might be my computer?

If you're not too picky what it looks like, you can repair it yourself like I did with jb-weld and a piece of roof flashing cut to right size...thorough cleaning and wipe-down with acetone seemed to make jb weld stick good. DSC_3687.JPG DSC_3708.JPG DSC_3726.JPG a more artistic j-b welder could no d...

Testing with a weird stitched together pan of my new shop, a work in progress. Paneling was salvaged/saved from a project in 1976. I bought new 2x4s for bench legs, some 1x4s for window trim, one sheet of pegboard. Everything else leftover/salvaged/saved including windows, light fixtures, beer signs...