still ain’t paying child support 8 years later

For a bike that costs more and has single wall rims, I would definitely not get the Sunday. You get more with the Kink. Sunday makes quality stuff, quality aftermarket stuff. Their stock/budget stuff (aka most of the components on the bike besides the ... more »

2011 Fit BF1, original Danscomp MSRP $329.99 "The Fit BF1 bike has a hi-tensile steel frame with integrated headtube, 1-1/8" fork with chromoly steerer tube, frontload alloy stem, 2-pc bars with 7.75" rise, Fit Brian Foster grips, Tektro U-brake and ... more »

did you miss the part where I said since they're cheaper chromoly bars that means they're likely not heat treated? as in, since they're not heat treated that's why they're cheaper, not made of "cheap chromoly"

They're crushed, you said they're cheaper chromoly bars so they're likely not heat treated which is why they crushed so easy. Start saving for new bars, I wouldn't risk running them although you probably could (but doesn't mean you should).

Agreed with the dust cover thing. The little compression/wedge thing that goes under it is sometimes differently shaped too. My Odyssey & Subrosa headsets needed nothing under the dust cover except for the paper-thin spacer. I swapped it out for

"spoke size don't really matter that much" -ggallin422, 2020. so just use 187 for like 3 of them, 204 for ehh about 12, 5mm for 17 of them, then use 188 for the last 4. Are you talking about the front or the back? Because the rear has different sized ... more »

ooooh please, PLEASE post the final results here because it's going to be so rigged up it'll be hilarious and probably have just as much slop or more than it currently does unless you get the tolerances perfectly precise.

I can't even begin to tell you how much trouble you'd be going through for that and how much you'd be spending as opposed to just buying a sealed hub. But I'll humor it. First off, you'd need the proper machinery and knowledge to machine everything to ... more »

wait, you ordered a sealed axle and sealed bearings for your current unsealed hub? That will not work

It's a Premium, 2010 Subway or 2011/2012 Broadway is my best guess. compare it to the photos here. Email Premium with the serial number and ask. Fit was my other guess but it's 100% not an aftermarket Eddie v2 or v3, maybe a stock Eddie they did one ... more »

wHy Do I gEt ThE fEeLiNg, YoU wOuLdN’t Be SaYiNg ShIt To Me In ReAl LiFe Fuck out of here with that shit acting like you’d fight someone because someone said mean words to you on the internet. I would 100% call you a retard in real life if you said spoke ... more »

Look at the driver though. Yours sits in further than it should, indicating something is wrong. Probably a bushing/bearing issue like he said, or a spacer missing

yeah something's not right it should look like this

I’ll bust an immoral load into the eyes of god

I usually just try to have sex with it and get rejected then turn on the discovery channel and jerk off for a little then try again until it lowers its standards enough

^ there are 2, they’re just jammed together so the hub is right. frame’s probably bent a little, it shouldn’t be that big of a gap. do you have another hub you can test in it and see if the gap is still just as big?

that hub uses 2 locknuts on the non-drive side, it’s possible it’s missing one and the spacers are there to compensate for it. it’s also reverse threaded on that side so a replacement nut will be very hard to find if not impossible