wholesale wheels : We have a yearly fee of $10.00. This covers up to the date wholesaleinformation and email catologs. Plus mailers to your home with special offersand discounts.From: ()Subject: Re: Buy Wholesale and Stop Scalpers Newsgroups: Date: 1999/05/11 For $10 what would we be getting? Just a list of stuff for sale? Most peoplesend that for free.How about you send me $10 and I'll send you my list of wants? This smells like bullshit to me, we've been through this before, the math didn'tadd up then and it still doesn't. Besides, your spelling sucks and I have seriousdoubts about any business that posts things full of spelling mistakes. It'scalled lack of professionalism.Hmmm I sell hot wheels at 1.00 each or 76.00 per case...and I dont even charge10.00 for a fee....Your ignorance is showing. How about I send you $2.95 for a thesaurus so thatyou can find some more socially acceptable words to express yourself. My kidsread this board. I'm sure that you learned something in school. I know thattenth grade was probably the best three years of your highschool career.CPTCRJ
wholesale wheels : Yeah, OK. Guess what "its still bullshit". These clowns have been posting thisnonsense for weeks now. I don't see you saying anything about that.Instead of jumping on people for using one or two less appropriate words, maybeyou should be hammering them for posting the scams that they do.This is a NG about toys cars, I don't remember seeing politically correctanywhere in there. If you have anything else to say, take to email. I'm surethat you will want to share with everyone, I for one have nothing else to say toyou.I agree with John's point. I merely disagree with his childish, limited,vocabulary. I guess I need to send money for a dictionary also. Politicalcorrectness and the ability to put together sentences without profanity are twodifferent things.You blocked my emails, how can I send you my mailing address. And here I waslooking forward to a shiny new dictionary. I guess childishness is a revolvingdoor, isn't it.John,Touche'. You got me there. I only mentioned the dictionary because I HAVE tohave one when I type on the computer. I must be the worst speller on thisnewsgroup.
wholesale wheels : After servicing the rear derailleur on my road bike, I am unable toremount it. The threads in the hanger have become stripped. What are myoptions? Is it possible to have a bike or machine shop re-tap the hole?? Frame shop to replace the hanger? Would the latter involve having to haveto entire frame repainted? --Gary Deane From: ()Subject: Re: Stripped Threads On Derailleur Hanger Newsgroups: Date: 1997/12/25 Gary Deane wrote:It may be possible to build up the missing material with a filler, suchas "Plastic Steel," then re-tap the threads. This is worth a shot,'cause it can't make things worse.If that doesn't do the trick, there are inserts available...the hangergets drilled out and the threaded insert is fitted in from the inside.Sheldon "All Is Not Lost" BrownNewtonville, Massachusetts+-------------------------- -----------------------------++--------- ---------------------------------------- ------+ Harris Cyclery, West Newton, Massachusetts Phone 617-244-1040 FAX 617-244-1041 I believe what Sheldon is referring to is a Heli-Coil. It is a stainlesssteel coil that replaces the missing threads. They come in a kits withcoils, a tap, an insertion tool and Loctite. The kits are expensive($40+), but include 10 (?) coils. Check with your LBS. If they don'thave one, suggest that they buy one. If they won't, you can get oneyourself at an industrial supplier. Hanger threads are 10mm x 1.0mm.Charge $10 a pop to fix other bikes and you'll get your money back andbecome a local hero at the same time!
wholesale wheels : There is another option which is less expensive than the Heli-coil (whichis $44 wholesale). Wheels Manufacturing makes a metric 10x1 T-nut that isinserted in the hanger from the wheel side (after the hole is drilled outwith a 15/32" bit). Seems a lot simpler than the heli too (i which thehole is reamed, tapped, a special coil is threaded in and then thederailer is threaded into the coil). There are heli-coil kits for otherthread sizes/types, though, whereas the Wheels thing is just for rearderailers.$4.90 each WB-DS1 (long t-nut for dropouts 6mm or thicker)$4.90 each WB-DS2 (shorter t-nut)$4.50 15/32" (drill bit)Wheels Manufacturing makes a der. dropout saver that has a little bolt thatgoes onto the der. bolt from the wheel side of the dropout-works great-your LBSshould have one if they are worth anything...if not I'll get your LBS Wheel'snumber so they can buy the kit.PeterProPelotonBoulderSounds like your threads are not stripped, just cross threaded. YourLBS might have more luck with this. If you actually need a tap, thesize is M10x1. This is the same as a rather uncommon 10mm spark plugthread, so you might be able to get a tap from the auto suppliers ifyour LBS doesn't have one.
wholesale wheels : Jim ---------------------------------------- --------------------------- Melissa Kepner Jim Adney Laura Kepner-Adney Madison, Wisconsin ---------------------------------------- ---------------------------Melissa & Jim wrote:Sears sells a 10 mm by 1 tap. Another source, that will work fine if the thread is dinged up just a little at the beginning, is to go to a good hardware store and buy a 10mm by 1 bolt, about 25 mm long. Thread it in from the back side of the hanger, where the treads are probably still good. I have done this twice and it worked well both times. The tap at Sears is about $4.00. The bolt about 50 cents.I've fixed several of these by brazing the threads full, or building a slight layer inside the hole if truely stripped, and tapping again. The brass is plenty strong enough to take the stress.Had one today and last month. In both cases I was building up frames boughtover the web ( marketplace ) and as I started to mount the rear de-raileur Itdid not find the threads as smooth as I like, No wrench pressure at all, I tookmy trusty 10 MM x1 tap , put campi grease on it and brought it through from theback, as it came out the front side it cleaned up the thread at the face andall is easy and smooth now Regards to all
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