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- Bottom Brackets (BBs)
- - Bottom Brackets Theory -
- Assessment of BBs
- Mechanics of BBs
- Types of BBs
- - Bottom Brackets Tasks -
- 01: Adjusting an Open/Loose Bearing BB Unit
- 02: Removal of a BB
- Crank Removal: Removing the Cotterpin
- Crank Removal: Cotterless Systems
- Crank Removal: Outboard BB System
- Crank Removal: BB30 Systems
- Crank Removal: BMX
- Removal of BB Units: Loose/Open Bearing
- Removal of BB Units: Cartridge/Inboard
- Removal of BB Units: Eccentric BB
- Removal of BB Units: Outboard BB
- Removal of BB Units: BB30 System
- Removal of BB Units: BMX
- 03: Seized Bottom Brackets
- 04: Degreasing & Cleaning
- 05: Drifting Cartridge Bearing Races
- 06: Installation of Bearings
- 07: Tapping the Threads
- 08: Facing a BB Shell
- 09: Installing a new BB Unit
- Brakes
- Brakes Theory-
- - Brakes Tasks -
- 01: Servicing
- 02: Replacing Brake Pads
- 03: Removing Brake Calipers
- 04 Fitting Brake Calipers
- 05 Removing and Fitting Rotors
- 06 Setting Up Levers
- 07 Routing Cables
- Measuring Cable Length
- Cable Housing Preparation
- Routing Cable Through Lever
- Drop Bar -Routing Through a Dual and Single Pivot
- Drop Bar - Routing Through Cantilever Brakes
- Straight Bar - Routing Through Cantilever Brake
- Straight Bar - Routing Through V Brake
- Straight Bar - Routing Through BMX U BrakeBrake
- Straight Bar - Routing Through Cable Disc Brake
- Straight bar - Routing Through a Hub Brake
- 08 Bar Tape
- 09 Cable Tension and Setting Brakes
- Fitting a Straddle
- Tensioning a Road Brake - Single Pivot
- Tensioning a Road Brake - Dual Pivot
- Tensioning a Cantilever Brake - Old School
- Tensioning a Cantilever Brake - Contemporary
- Tensioning a BMX U Brake
- Tensioning a Cable Disc Brake
- Tensioning a V Brake
- Tensioning a Rod Brake
- Tensioning a Hub Brake
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