What bike repair guides should we create?
We'd like to expand our selection of general-purpose guides for non-electronic devices, starting with bicycles. We envision a set of guides for bikes that will cover the majority of common problems (or maintenance techniques) that folks encounter with their pedaled rides.
The ones I could think of are:
- Front/rear wheel replacement
- Tire patching
- Brake adjustment
- Seat/handlebar adjustment
- Derailleur adjustment
- Cleaning and oiling the bike's chain/sprockets
- Pedal removal and installation
So what am I missing? Are the guides listed above a good sampling to cover the basics of a bike? If we did the guides using one bike, will they easily transfer to all kinds of other bikes? For example, we have a great set of guides for this Specialized Expedition bike, but I'm not sure how useful someone with a Bianchi road bike might find them.
Those are the questions I know not the answer to. Any input will be appreciated.
Is this a worthwhile discussion?
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spokes. and how to put those little ribbons on the ends of your handlebars? x
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