Recent content by bherren

Thank you so much for the details! Incredibly simple. Good job!

I would love to have the details on the wheel stand. Seems incredibly useful but I cannot bring myself to fork out the $$ for the Park tool one. Shop looks great! I am a Golden fan for sure as well. Recently had to say goodbye to my assistant Jesse. He was 14.

Looks great sir! Thank you!

Matt, I would very much appreciate if you could re-create this beauty for me. Please let me know charge and how to get payment to you. Thank you, Sincerely, Bill

this is good news!

65 model raised ranch with steel pole in the middle of the garage. I lean a mountain bike against it. I will be following this thread for better ideas. I would love to find one of those clocks for starters. :)

I got frustrated b/c when my bike needed worked on I would often have to leave it at a shop for a week or more until they could get to it. (Yes I bought it there). If you did not purchase a bike at a particular shop they (rightly so) may put you further behind folks who have purchased with them...

2 awesome Jackpots! congratulations. I love bike tools and love looking at bike tools. My collection is small but growing.

Looking forward to hearing about the experience. Please post a follow up. I like some of those prices and will purchase if your experience is good. Thanks for finding and posting this site!

"You have a Westerner's view of business in China. CCP money is invested primarily to provide jobs to people in China so they don't rise up and take the CCP out of power. The CCP owns the businesses in China and profit is not what they're about." I had a similar response I was going to post but...

Hi all, I came across this hammer and really like the feel of it. I would like to put some new caps on it and use it in the bike shop. The one remaining cap says "patent pending for Danco" inside of it. Looking at Danco hammers...I have not found one like this one - where the soft cap slips on...

I use wash bottles and am very happy with them.

I have a Capri 8mm that sees very light use - bleeding my mountain bike brakes. Having said that, I like that little Capri and might entertain purchasing more of those in bike sizes. As 4xdog mentioned the Park tool might a good option for you as well.

I have some wooden handle ones as well as an aluminum/rubberized handled Hyde brand one. They also have about a 6 inch blade with them. They were used in a manufacturing environment but I am not sure exactly what they were cutting with them. Best I remember I have about 4 handles and about 20...