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Old bike and a rider who hasn't ridden in a while
I have a rusty Huffy mountain bike with dual suspension that I would
like to start riding again. The poor bike has spent more time sitting around than being ridden. I know it needs a tune-up and probably a major over-haul but I don't have the money for that kind of work. If possible, I would like to fix it up myself and get it working again on my own. I know that the rear brake cable needs replacing and probably the rear brake apparatus as well. The tires are still in good condition. The gears are all rusty. The chain tends to slip when I shift the front gears (where the pedals are). If there is a way to fix it, I'd love to hear it. What I'm looking for is for some advice and places to look for help. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. |
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Old bike and a rider who hasn't ridden in a while
Huffy sells parts (back how far I can't say) that come by UPS; I use
them for replacement of stuff that wears out. They'd want a model number. 1-800-USA-BIKE -- Ron Hardin On the internet, nobody knows you're a jerk. |
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