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Odyssey Thunderbolt Woes
montymitch:
--- Quote from: The Outsider on September 05, 2015, 10:18:12 AM ---Thanks dudes, smacking the hell out of that bolt finally worked. Had to use the WD40 and let it sit, now cleaning it up.
Yeah, I'm completely out of that copper antiseize. What's a good alternative I could use/find locally? Would Phil Wood work? Anything easy to find at a hardware store or bike shop?
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Don't use grease--you need antiseize for this (though grease is better than nothing). Any automotive parts store will have anti-seize available. Sometimes they even have it in the little tubes so you don't have to buy a whole bottle.
RighteousBMX:
I've used Phil Wood on my Twombolts for years no, no problems here.
14thStbikes:
A pep boys/autozone type store will have copper antisieze for sure. They generally have little packets of it by the parts counter.
The Outsider:
Just picked a jar of anti seize up from the local auto parts store. Fairly cheap too. Not sure why I thought this stuff was so specialized/rare. Thanks BG, you helped me learn something new today and hopefully avoid this hassle in the future.
\m/(>_<)\m/
metalbmxer:
--- Quote from: montymitch on September 05, 2015, 10:20:12 AM ---Back the bolt out two turns and hop on the bike. Bunnyhop once or twice and they'll come flying off. Bunnyhop with the right pedal forward and with the left pedal forward. This works for me every time.
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this is the trick
bunnyhop with your other foot forward
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