bike

Fixing the bike

Roland Szabo

Apr 11, 2016 — 1 min read

Bike rear wheel — Annoying thingy in the middle that made it really difficult to take the rear wheel off

Exactly one year ago, I went for the first time to the office with my bike. Today, for my birthday again, I went with the same bike, for the first time this year, now to church.

But, there is a biiig difference: I "fixed" my bike myself this year :>:> And by fix it I mean I took off the rear wheel, because I thought I had to replace the inner tube (nope), put it back and then I adjusted the brakes because they weren't catching well.

Mechanical skills++++++.

If only the weather would stay nice so that I could go with my bike every day :(

P.S. I also ran 10 kilometers today. :D:D

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