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| Comment | It turns out that it was a cabling issue. The cable was slightly kinked and as soon as I took it loose from the rear and started working with it I both found and fixed the problem. Thank you for your help and direction. Burt Weatherford | ||
I can answer questions on all issues you may have encountered with your bicycle. Some things are hard to explain without visually seeing or riding the bicycle such as vague 'clanking' noises.
I was my neighborhood mechanic as an early teenager. I have also worked in a bicycle repair shop for about a year and a half.
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GED (Good Enough Degree)

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