On Wed, Mar 15, 2017 at 12:42 PM, Max Bergen <[email protected]> wrote:

> My Hunq is being delivered in a few days and I plan on building the bike
> myself.  I was hoping some folks would have helpful resources on process
> and tools for installing:
>
> -BB: I think Rivendell uses Shimano bbs, no? So, splined BB tool and big
> crescent wrench.
>


> -crankset: To install, 14 mm socket, but to remove, get the Park bb
> removal tool.
>


> -derailleurs: 4 and 5 mm allen wrenches
>


> -chain: Me, I always use a master link, but you'll want a chain tool to
> cut the chain to length.
>


> -brakes and levers and cables: 4 or just possibly 5 mm allens.
>


> -thumbie shifters and cables: 4 mm allen; possibly Phillips screwdriver.
>

Also: cable and housing cutters -- I like separate tools, but Park makes a
combo tool. I *have* cut cables and housing using a chisel and hammer, but
then you need a file to clean up the cuts on the housing (you should clean
them up in any case).

You also need some way of holding the bike upright and still while you work
on it. I've assembled and disassembled many bikes simply lying flat on the
floor, or else leaning against a wall (held up by my head as needed) but
believe me it's much easier of you have a stand. You can get by with hooks
hung from the ceiling, though these won't hold the bike still.

(As a expat teenager, I did complete teardowns and build ups using nothing
more than vise grips, hammer, chisel, screwdriver, and pipe wrench; these
bikes had old loose bearing bb assemblies and I used the hammer with a nail
to adjust the movable cup and lockring -- a fraught process indeed. The
nail, with a big nut as anvil, also broke and re-assembled chains.)


> Thanks!
> -Max
>
>
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