Removing the exhaust solo
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James-Carey
(Jun 30, 2013 at 0:12)
Mine start lie that, then slowly dispurse to everywhere
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I find myself putting lots back every time I go back. Loads of 'sub' jobs. Even if you know you are going to need it a couple minutes later. Always wipe tools off too. Good on you.
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I go on and organisation mission and tidy everything up when the jobs is done, or at the end of the day. Whichever comes first.
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for me royal mail wont deliver 5 different parts all dispatched on the same day first class on the same day, instead they arrive via 5 different vans over the course of 2 or 3 days, and i will just fit the parts as they arrive... Or i strip it down when it breaks, tidy up, wait for parts, fit parts, and then tidy up again, over the course of more than 1 day
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Said job is variable. Cleaning your chain cant be stopped halfway through for me. Building a bike isn't so bad.
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Oh yeah fully. Except i rarely clean my chain 
just add more lube till she dies. I have half build wheels, in the sense it is built but not tensioned, but leaving a job like rebuilding my gear linkage would piss me off to the point i would get out of bed, get dressed and finish it by torch light.
just add more lube till she dies. I have half build wheels, in the sense it is built but not tensioned, but leaving a job like rebuilding my gear linkage would piss me off to the point i would get out of bed, get dressed and finish it by torch light.- 1 0
I'd rather tackle a huge job than a small one. Many people are scared to touch a transmission. Solution? Touch a transmission. It makes my dick bigger.