Braid Breaker Research Paper

Training wheels or stabilisers are wheels that are mounted to a bicycle used to help children learn how to ride and develop their sense of balance on the bicycle. Once installed these wheels prevent countersteering and they let children learn how to use the handlebars and how to turn.

Then put the socket wrench into the square bolt. You will know the wrench is properly on when you have a snug feel or tight fit. Once you find the correct wrench stop, and go locate your oil pan, and place the oil pan directly under the motor under the bolt. Start unloosing the bolt, as you do this make sure the oil pan is directly under the oil that’s draining out the car.

Firstly, to changing to flat tire is to pull over to the side of the road. This step is very important because if you don't pull over than someone coming on the road behind you may hit you without knowing your car is there. Many

It was hard to try to raise the jack under the car because I had to make sure was supporting the car and not lifting it. Pumping or crank the jack to lift the tire off the ground was kind of hard to do. Because

tightened, it's time to add the new oil. Unscrew the oil cap on top of the engine and with the

Once you have the car in the air you will want to put some jack stands under each side and lower the car down on these, this will prevent the car from falling on you if the jack where to collapse, since jacks are only designed to pick the car up, not support it all day. Once the car is safely on the jack stands, you are ready to change the oil.

Lastly, put finger on the caliper that infront on the right hand side of the throttle and applied some force to slow down the motocycle.

Therefore, you will raise the jack so that it almost touches the car. Once the jack is raised enough to just touch the car; position the jack so that it is not tilted; furthermore, make sure the jack is 6 – 12 inches behind the front or rear of the tire. When you are sure the jack is in position correctly; proceed by raising the jack, so that the car will rise off the ground. Remember you need to fit a fully inflated tire in place of the flat; therefore, make sure you jack the car up enough to get a fully inflated tire under there. Once you have the car off the ground; go ahead and remove the lug nuts with your hand. Now, grasp the wheel at 3 o’clock and 9 o’clock and pull the wheel straight off. Place the flat tire in the trunk; otherwise, it will be in the way while you are working. You will then, pick up the spare tire and line up the holes with the threaded shafts; then slide the spare tire onto the threaded shafts. Next, you will spin the lug nuts on by hand; indeed, you have to turn the lug nuts clockwise to tighten them.

After the tire is securely in place, screw on the lug nuts which should be located on the ground or in the hubcap as indicated in a previse step.

i. Note that this has to be done quickly, but not too quickly otherwise the car

4.     Jack the car up about a foot to a foot and a half. Use the jack stands and put them on both sides of the car. ** This is a very important procedure; in case the jack fails (unlikely but can happen) you have something to hold up the car.

After getting the new inner tube and tire, flip the bike over so that it is now standing on the seat and handlebar. Then unscrew the two bolt on the side of frame on the bike. Next take the rim which is the big circle metal piece that has the tire on it. Thereafter take out the air from the tire by press the little button that looks like a little circle inside the valves of the tire with a flathead screwdriver. Soon after squeeze the tire together all around the rim so that there is enough space to put the tire lever in the space between the tire and rim. Subsequently take a couple of tire levers which is a piece of plastic that is flat on the back and sticks out in the front and take the tire out of the rim. Next take the inner tube out off the rim. Then take the new tube and tire out of it box or cover. After put the inner tube on the rim to see the placement. Alongside fill the tube up with some air. Then put the new tire on the rim and it will be outside of the rim but little by little using the tire lever put little parts of the new tire in the rim. Next put the tire back into the bikes frame and have correct placement which is when the rim doesn't touch the brake pads or the frame. Screw the bolts back on, so the tire doesn’t fall off when the tire is rolling. Now go for a test ride and see if it feels different or if the brakes work

tires and the road surface. A vehicle may skid forward in a straight line or it may

Step1: Wheels are a good place to start, because the cleaning products for wheels work best on dry surfaces. Spray on the solution as directed by the instructions, and see if the dirt and dust is removed. Use a little more spray in bad areas to help get the wheels completely clean. Try and get all road grime and grease off of the wheels. Use a soft brush to clean cracks and crevices on the wheels, but don't scrub too hard. If you have alloy wheels, make sure that the cleaner is safe for the clear coat that may be on it.

It is advisable to choose your tire changing place very carefully. You should drive slowly to the next exit ramp so that you can stay away from main flow of traffic as you change your tire. Sometimes the line separating the traffic from you is not an invisible force field. Sometimes the car is left leaning leaving insufficient room. In this case you will need a level solid surface in order to jack up a car safely.