Topanga Creek Bicycles Blog

Ricks ready to travel

Posted in Surly Traveler's Check Boxing by hollywoodprobicycles on July 2, 2008

 

****HAVE A GREAT TIME****

Look around for tools, quick releases and include them in box.

Final boxing steps for Rick.

Posted in Surly Traveler's Check Boxing by hollywoodprobicycles on July 2, 2008

 

Put front wheel in front of case.

Boxing continues

Posted in Surly Traveler's Check Boxing by hollywoodprobicycles on July 2, 2008

Find good spot for stem/ handlebars 

and seatpost around frame above wheel.

Loosen bolts on stem.

Take cables off of brake levers (line up notches).

Rick’s boxing continues

Posted in Surly Traveler's Check Boxing by hollywoodprobicycles on July 2, 2008

With derailleur DOWN into corner, put second half of frame  into above rear wheel.

Rick’s boxing directions

Posted in Surly Traveler's Check Boxing by hollywoodprobicycles on July 2, 2008

Put Rear wheel above front fork with cassette facing up.

Remove quick releases from both wheels let let air out of tires

Read Backwards for Traveler’s Check Boxing

Posted in Surly Traveler's Check Boxing by hollywoodprobicycles on July 2, 2008

Set front half of frame in box with fork facing up.

Take Surly traveler’s check apart at couplers with special Spanner wrench.

Un attach the special cables.

Remove seat post with 5mm allen key.

Put top cap back on steerer tube.

Remove stem bolts with 5mm allen key.

Remove bottom bracket with gental persuasion toward drive side from left side.

Move chain to the frame.

Remove cap with black side of BBT-9 tool.  This allows a gentle tap to remove crank arm.

Remove arm clamping bolt on left side with 5 milimeter allen key.

Removing left pedal (OPPOSITE THREADING)  It is opposite directions. (pedals have L or R)

Remove pedals (right side is (drive side) is normal threading)

Re-attach brakes (so they don’t move around)

Remove front wheel

Remove rear wheel

Drop both shifters to neutral position

Undo Brakes (Cantilever Brakes)

 

Traveler’s Check boxing for Rick

Posted in Surly Traveler's Check Boxing by hollywoodprobicycles on July 2, 2008

We are putting together this pictorial for Rick and his Surly Traveler’s Check.  While others may benefit from the information, it is not intended as the absolute.   Because all bicycles are different, the information must be manipulated for each bike and boxing need.

And, you have to read this from the last entry backwards.  

We did not take photos all the steps.  but have some build pictures to start.