English Language Immersion Program - Revision history

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	=Safe bicycle riding=		=Safe bicycle riding=

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Jay at 15:52, 19 September 2007

2007-09-19T15:52:06Z

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			This was written by Ignacio Rivera de Rosales with [http://www.bicas.org/ BICAS]. This wiki version is a work in progress, so you might want to ignore it for now.

	=Acknowledgments=		=Acknowledgments=
	There are so many people that have helped and inspired me along the way to		There are so many people that have helped and inspired me along the way to

Jay: /* Step Nine: Remove Seat post */

2007-09-19T15:49:30Z

Step Nine: Remove Seat post

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	===Step Nine: Remove Seat post===		===Step Nine: Remove Seat post===

			===Done?===
	If you are still with me, you have done it! ! What you have left should look like this:		If you are still with me, you have done it! ! What you have left should look like this:

	If it does, then the frame is naked and it needs a bath. So scrub away. Don't be scared, get right in there and clean, clean, clean.		If it does, then the frame is naked and it needs a bath. So scrub away. Don't be scared, get right in there and clean, clean, clean.

			'''''Homework Question:''' Now that you have taken all the parts 08 of ,your bicycle, do you remember their names? Fill in as many blanks as you can on the bicycle anatomy take-home work sheet. Leave your work book with me, and trust your brain!''

	=Introduction to ball bearing system=		=Introduction to ball bearing system=

Jay: /* 6a. Remove crank bolt */

2007-09-19T15:47:17Z

6a. Remove crank bolt

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	====6a. Remove crank bolt====		====6a. Remove crank bolt====
	6b. Remove crank arm using crank arm remover
	Note: Remember to thread different part in separately		====6b. Remove crank arm====
	and to tighten the first one with a crescent wrench		Remove crank arm using crank arm remover
	Step Seven: Remove Handle Bars, Stem and Shifters
	Seven A. Remove shifter
	Step Eight: Remove Brake Calipers		'''Note:''' Remember to thread different part in separately and to tighten the first one with a crescent wrench
	If you have cantilever or v-brakes do not remove them
	Just like the derailleurs don't loose ~~anv~~ bolts or ~~adiusters~~		===Step Seven: Remove Handle Bars, Stem and Shifters===
	If you are still with me, you have done it! ! What you have left		'''Note:''' To remove stem and bars first loosen stem bolt. Then tap it with a hammer.
	should look like this:
	If it does, then the frame is naked and it needs a bath. So scrub		====Seven A. Remove shifter====
	away. Don't be scared, get right in there and clean, clean, clean.		'''Note:''' Shifters can be in many different places so investigate

			===Step Eight: Remove Brake Calipers===
			If you have cantilever or v-brakes do not remove them Just like the derailleurs don't loose any bolts or adjusters.

			===Step Nine: Remove Seat post===

			If you are still with me, you have done it! ! What you have left should look like this:

			If it does, then the frame is naked and it needs a bath. So scrub away. Don't be scared, get right in there and clean, clean, clean.

	=Introduction to ball bearing system=		=Introduction to ball bearing system=

Jay: /* Structured Dismantling of the Bicycle */

2007-09-19T15:37:05Z

Structured Dismantling of the Bicycle

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	'''Trick:''' Stand behind bike and place pedal wrench on pedal parallel with ground and push down on both sides.		'''Trick:''' Stand behind bike and place pedal wrench on pedal parallel with ground and push down on both sides.

			===Step Two: Clip and Remove all cables===
			'''Note:''' Try to keep them as long as possible

			===Step Three: Remove Chain===
			'''Note:'''Do not completely remove chain pin.

			===Step Four: Remove Wheels===

			===Step Five: Remove Derailleurs===
			Careful don't loose any bolts or barrel adjusters.

			===Step Six: Remove Cranks===
			'''Note:''' Shown is the removal of a 3 piece cotter less crank
			Tools that we might need

			====6a. Remove crank bolt====
			6b. Remove crank arm using crank arm remover
			Note: Remember to thread different part in separately
			and to tighten the first one with a crescent wrench
			Step Seven: Remove Handle Bars, Stem and Shifters
			Seven A. Remove shifter
			Step Eight: Remove Brake Calipers
			If you have cantilever or v-brakes do not remove them
			Just like the derailleurs don't loose anv bolts or adiusters
			If you are still with me, you have done it! ! What you have left
			should look like this:
			If it does, then the frame is naked and it needs a bath. So scrub
			away. Don't be scared, get right in there and clean, clean, clean.

	=Introduction to ball bearing system=		=Introduction to ball bearing system=

Jay: /* Structured Dismantling of the Bicycle */

2007-09-19T15:31:21Z

Structured Dismantling of the Bicycle

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	* Lefty - Tighty		* Lefty - Tighty

	So here ~~wego~~!!!!		So here we go!!!!

			===Step One: Remove Pedals===
			'''Note:''' Non-drive side is reverse thread.

			'''Trick:''' Stand behind bike and place pedal wrench on pedal parallel with ground and push down on both sides.

	=Introduction to ball bearing system=		=Introduction to ball bearing system=

Jay: /* Structured dismantling of the bicycle */

2007-09-19T15:30:13Z

Structured dismantling of the bicycle

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 # Lubricants
-=Structured dismantling of the bicycle=
+=Structured Dismantling of the Bicycle=
 =Introduction to ball bearing system=

Jay: /* Introduction to the tools */

2007-09-19T15:28:01Z

Introduction to the tools

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	# Spoke wrenches		# Spoke wrenches
	# Grease		# Grease
	K. Lubricants		# Lubricants

	=Structured dismantling of the bicycle=		=Structured dismantling of the bicycle=

Jay: /* Introduction to the tools */

2007-09-19T15:27:31Z

Introduction to the tools

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	=Introduction to the tools=		=Introduction to the tools=
	Tool Inventory		Tool Inventory
	A. Metric Box/ Open End Wrenches 6-19 mm		# Metric Box/ Open End Wrenches 6-19 mm
	B. Crescent wrenches		# Crescent wrenches
	C. Allen Wrenches (hint 2 types)		# Allen Wrenches (hint 2 types)
	D. Pliers		# Pliers
	E. Hammer		# Hammer
	F. Headset and Bottom Bracket Wrenches		# Headset and Bottom Bracket Wrenches
	G. Screw Drivers		# Screw Drivers
	H. Cone wrenches		# Cone wrenches
	I. Pedal wrench		# Pedal wrench
	J. Chain Tool		# Chain Tool
	K. Cable Cutters		# Cable Cutters
	L. Headset cup remover		# Headset cup remover
	M. Crank bolt remover		# Crank bolt remover
	N. Cotterless crank remover		# Cotterless crank remover
	0. Chain whip		# Chain whip
	P. Cassette and free wheel removers		# Cassette and free wheel removers
	Q. Spoke ruler		# Spoke ruler
	R. Rubber Mallet		# Rubber Mallet
	S. Spanners wrenches		# Spanners wrenches
	T. Chain ring nut wrench		# Chain ring nut wrench
	U. Channel Locks		# Channel Locks
	V. Offset brake wrenches		# Offset brake wrenches
	W. Spoke wrenches		# Spoke wrenches
	X. Grease		# Grease
	K. Lubricants		K. Lubricants

Jay: /* Introduction to the tools */

2007-09-19T15:22:34Z

Introduction to the tools

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	=Introduction to the tools=		=Introduction to the tools=
			Tool Inventory
			A. Metric Box/ Open End Wrenches 6-19 mm
			B. Crescent wrenches
			C. Allen Wrenches (hint 2 types)
			D. Pliers
			E. Hammer
			F. Headset and Bottom Bracket Wrenches
			G. Screw Drivers
			H. Cone wrenches
			I. Pedal wrench
			J. Chain Tool
			K. Cable Cutters
			L. Headset cup remover
			M. Crank bolt remover
			N. Cotterless crank remover
			0. Chain whip
			P. Cassette and free wheel removers
			Q. Spoke ruler
			R. Rubber Mallet
			S. Spanners wrenches
			T. Chain ring nut wrench
			U. Channel Locks
			V. Offset brake wrenches
			W. Spoke wrenches
			X. Grease
			K. Lubricants

	=Structured dismantling of the bicycle=		=Structured dismantling of the bicycle=