Can’t remember the last time I had a real cut, and not just clipping the sides – well, the temples really. Have taken to clipping the temples with a 3 guard and, you’ve seen a homemade, self-inflicted haircut. Big mess on the bathroom floor (when isn’t it?), but an equally big sigh of relief when the thing was done.
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2. Take more photos
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3. backup regularly
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4. ride my bike everyday
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How I did it: dig front wheel out of storage inflate and install front tire add seat post and saddle, quick fitting adjust rear wheel - this took the longest, of course lubricate rear derailleur quick brakes adjust 2 hours to bring Ugo! back to life. And by life I mean semi-ridability. This mountain bike - the hunk of burgundy not-quite-a-bike that's been moved from flat to flat to flat - had been gathering dust for almost 10 ye… Read how I did it…
How I did it: Last week I had some time to kill. Pored over some net articles and pages I'd bookmarked years ago. Wubi helped a lot. Read how I did it…
Last night’s sweet mostly-hawk with just a touch of the faux. #3 clipper all around and the crest cleaned up with a few scissor snips. Pretty good for a bathroom trim. Second time in 3 weeks, big props to L for being so generous with her time and skills. (:

