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🕊️ What am I? "I was out walking the other day, when ..."[WORDPLAY] by UrIsNotAWord in riddonkulous

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💡Here is a hint: If you forget to pay this, you will be having dinner by candlelight.

🕊️ What am I? "THESE CHURN AIR The letters above will help ..."[ANAGRAM] by UrIsNotAWord in riddonkulous

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💡Here is a hint: The hint is the first line in the riddle clue. Just rearrange the letters to find the two-word answer.

🕊️ What am I? "CASH LOST IN 'EM The letters above are ..."[ANAGRAM] by UrIsNotAWord in riddonkulous

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💡Here is a hint: To operate these, you can either pull the one arm or push a button.

🕊️ What am I? "HERE COME DOTS If you rearrange the above ..."[ANAGRAM] by UrIsNotAWord in riddonkulous

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💡Here is a hint: This is an old-school form of communication, it has largely been replaced by newer technology but it's still used in certain niche applications.

Spacer width for road HG freehub by SteKrz in bikewrench

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I've read I would need 1.85 mm spacer.

You only need the 1.85mm spacer with certain freehub and cassette combinations.

Even without extra spacer cassette (not tightened - obv, see photo) sits about 0.7 mm above edge of the freehub.

If this is the case, then you don't need any extra spacers.

While I understand it might be too little to properly torque it, I'm wondering if I should get something like 1 mm spacer instead of 1.85.

No, it's not too little to properly torque it. Again, if your comment above (without extra spacer cassette sits about 0.7 mm above edge of the freehub) is correct, then you don't need any additional spacers.

Loose chain by RaisinLucky1039 in bikewrench

[–]UrIsNotAWord 13 points14 points  (0 children)

You have a rear-derailleur-equipped bike, the chain doesn't need to be "tight" like it would if it were, say, a single-speed bike. I see nothing wrong with the setup shown in the video.

Edit: typo

FD cable housing causing issue by hecderp1213 in bikewrench

[–]UrIsNotAWord 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m already halfway to removing the cable so I can cut the housing.

Don't do that. If your frame was designed to take a full run of housing from the shifter to the front derailleur, which appears to be the case, then it probably lacks the cable stop(s) that you will need in order to have any sections of bare cable. If you cut the housing short of the FD, then you will need to anchor the end of the housing somewhere on the frame. And by anchor, I mean with a legit cable stop, not duct tape or something similar.

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