Today was just about the longest day at work EVER! Patients were great, but just complicated. I don't think I stopped running around for a moment for over 10 hours. Needless to say, after a day like today, and the exercise I put in yesterday, I'm knackered! By the time I made it to my car after my shift, I only had 2 things on my mind: beer and building my bike.
Here is the progress I made tonight under the tutelage of my fine friend
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| I am attempting to break the chain. It isn't going well. |
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| After my valiant attempt, 1.0 tries. Old socks make for clumsy gloves (FYI) |
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| I think it's starting to get to him.... |
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| I don't know what I'm doing here. Beer was involved. |
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| Meanwhile..... |
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| The dogs wanted to help, but sadly they lack thumbs. |
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| Off comes the crank. |
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| Finally! It is a lot easier when you have SRAM's little tool on hand...which we didn't. |
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| Removing the rear derailleur. |
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| Yup. |
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| Seat post in, but needs new binder. The Cervelo fork looks cool, but will need to but cut. |
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| The Girl is nakey. |
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| Crank is on, but only to check for fit. BB needs to be faced and chased. |
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| Installing rear breaks. |
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| My old FSA K-Force Carbon bars and Fulcrum 7 Racing Wheels (Orig. came w/ R3.) |
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| SRAM Rival gruppo |
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| I hooked up the break cables and adjusted the pads. |
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| Derailleurs installed. |
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| OMG... I can't wait to finish building her!!! |
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