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Rec's for a good mech manual.

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  1. I want to start doing more of my own maintenance and I was wondering if any of the mech heads out there have a favorite manual they use?

    Muchos gracias,

    Juan

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    Originally posted by johntp
    I want to start doing more of my own maintenance and I was wondering if any of the mech heads out there have a favorite manual they use?

    Muchos gracias,

    Juan

    Zinn is good,but has some warts. www.parktool.com repair and maintenance has alot of good stuff.

  3. Zinn is currently on my x-mas list
    I'm interested to hear what others are good too...
    bring em on

  4. Barnett's - might be too detailed for some people though.

  5. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by johntp
    I want to start doing more of my own maintenance and I was wondering if any of the mech heads out there have a favorite manual they use?

    Muchos gracias,

    Juan

    I second the recommendation for the Park tool website. Check there before you do ANYTHING.

  6. I have the Zinn book. Good stuff!

  7. At Waldenbooks I bought "Bicycling Magazine's Complete Guide to Bicycle Maintenance and Repair including road bikes and mountain bikes." About $20.

    http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1579540090/002-2477510-8321605?v=glance

    The people who wrote this -- unlike the clowns who write Christmas toys assembly instructions -- have grasped that instructions must be simpler than the person who is to follow those instructions. Withal, it is very well done with simple, clearly written instructions, and lots of step-by-step pictures.

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