Schwinn Mountain Bike

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By: Dave Sullivan - Gamma Xi '07

Today was my second day of experiencing the wonders of all 40,000 something students in full action here at Florida State University. Which if you think that's a lot - look what this place looks like on game day.

So after going to two parking garages, a parking lot or two, and then finally I found a spot that was probably big enough for a smart car, but I somehow fit my 1986 El Camino into that spot - and then I was 30 minutes late for work - NOT A GOOD START!

So it got me thinking, especially if it is going to be this nice all the time down here that I should probably look into alternative forms of transportation - mostly, I need to get a bike. (Or maybe I should get over my irrational fear of horses and ride a stallion to school like Chief Osceola...but then again, Superman was taken down by a horse so I'm gonna stick to the bike idea)

The bike is a Schwinn frontier. When I try to pedal the back wheel it does not even budge.

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Posted by Bob A on 21.08

Pretty common part called a cassette. Check with your local bike shop, just take the rear wheel. It takes a special tool to remove it.

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Posted by trillianrules11092 on 21.08

I am sure any bike shop would be liable to a party that would be useful, if not, Im sure they could order something.

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Posted by Bob A on 21.08

Pretty common part called a cassette. Check with your local bike shop, just take the rear wheel. It takes a special tool to remove it.

Danskin triathlon training and I'm struggling to adjust my gears for good up the hill, down and away.

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Posted by Glen Chuck on 10.09

Right side is for the forehead, between your feet.
The left side is for smaller back teeth.
Up Hill is expected to be low at the front and large rear.

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Posted by specialized enduro rider on 10.09

ascent - the smallest cog in the larger front back
right / down - gear further forward and the smallest = o to the rear.

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Posted by Glen Chuck on 10.09

Right side is for the forehead, between your feet.
The left side is for smaller back teeth.
Up Hill is expected to be low at the front and large rear.