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	RE: New TerraShark derailleur hangers Wow!!!I just got a dozen of the Terrashark derailleur hangers from Asher Rios, "Mr. Machinist" - AKA Billet Metal Craft.These items look to be excellent. they are made of 7075 AL - aircraft grade and very strong. They are black anodized and come w ... by 2thman in EPX Bikes & Parts on 06 Oct 2010 02:25 PM
	RE: New TerraShark derailleur hangers I think I'm much better educated now. Thanks and again i apologize. How can I order and pay for a dozen of them? My address is 243 Old Oak Bay Rd. Port Hadlock, WA 98339 Phone is 360 301 1066 I can give you credit card # or send a chec ... by 2thman in EPX Bikes & Parts on 30 Sep 2010 11:30 PM
	RE: New TerraShark derailleur hangers Please accept my apology. I do not want to insult you or try to drive a hard bargain. I must be out of touch. I thought Canondale and Specialized hangers were in the $5 range.I believe that your idea to build a stronger hanger is essential. The ... by 2thman in EPX Bikes & Parts on 30 Sep 2010 02:18 PM
	RE: New TerraShark derailleur hangers sounds like there is some interest starting to build. Glad you're using 7075 Al. Also looks like you have beefed up the thickness with a couple of ridges. I have been using some improved hangers the last couple years - don't know who made them. ... by 2thman in EPX Bikes & Parts on 30 Sep 2010 12:24 PM
	RE: New TerraShark derailleur hangers what aluminum are these hangers made out of? I seem to go through hangers at a rapid rate. If it's pretty tough stuff, I would like to ask you what you'd charge for half a dozen of them.Thanks. by 2thman in EPX Bikes & Parts on 29 Sep 2010 06:03 PM
	RE: Bearings in Frame TerraShark swing arm Probably best to have it done by someone with a press, but if you do some Googling online, you can find some advice on using simple socket wrenches to act as a tool to both tap out the old bearing and drive in the new. I did that and found I could ... by 2thman in EPX Bikes & Parts on 29 Sep 2010 05:57 PM
	RE: frame bracket for rear shock Thanks for the response. Turns out I was able to remove the broken off shaft of the screw by cutting a slot in it with a dremel tool and backing it out with a screwdriver. Then I took the two parts to the hardware store. Surprisingly, to me anywa ... by 2thman in EPX Bikes & Parts on 01 Jun 2010 04:12 AM
	frame bracket for rear shock Hello all, I've got a problem and I hope someone can help me out. I just finished reassembling my bike last night after doing a complete tear down to replace swing arm bearings and rear hub problems. Things seemed to go really well and after I ... by 2thman in EPX Bikes & Parts on 11 May 2010 10:37 AM
	RE: HELP NEEDED : Anyone faced this problem before with their 7.5" rear shock with 7.5" mount This may be a no no but I took a different tack when reassembling my bike yesterday after major repairs. I chose to use a dremel tool to clearance grind away some of the top of the FD cage to allow room. Now it just barely misses when the bike is ... by 2thman in EPX Bikes & Parts on 11 May 2010 05:39 AM
	Bearings in Frame TerraShark swing arm Hello all - my rear fork or swing arm has been makikng noises (squeaks and clicks) and getting louder and now actually wiggles back and forth under torque. Taking the bike down to the frame I found that there are bearings for the axle that the rear ... by 2thman in EPX Bikes & Parts on 19 Apr 2010 06:07 PM
	RE: Carbon swingarm - squeeks... broken?! There are bearings that are seated in the frame and the axle for the swing arm or rear fork goes through these two bearings. Mine bike started squeaking like youre a couple of years ago and I ignored it until recently but now the entire swing arm r ... by 2thman in EPX Bikes & Parts on 19 Apr 2010 05:50 PM
	Terrashark at Moab My 2001 Terrashark has been a GREAT ride. I've had well over 1,000 miles of single track fun on this bike and it's still going strong. Worst problem was worn out seats for the rear axel. Needed to replace the swing arm. Most ... by 2thman in Show us your ride! on 27 Feb 2009 10:31 PM