I got as far as adding Modlunky as a non steam game in steam desktop. Then adding hdmod using the gui is what caused it to crash at launch and now I can’t make get back to how it was unfinished but not broken. The modlunky2steamdeck one click solution never worked from the beginning
The options I have in mind are
Repair by hand with needle and thread probably a bad home job that I’m not sure will last
Repair with sewing machine properly even though I don’t know how to sew but have a machine
Repair at a local tailor what I’m leaning towards for now
Send to satisfy for repair I don’t know if they do this but an earlier order had a defect and they offered to repair at an atelier and this was a good experience for me
Bin it because this is the life of the garment anyway
For my current wheels that came new with my custom bike I have the "wide" Cliffhanger Rim 700c with external width of 30mm. I am running these with WTB Venture 700 × 50c. Aren't these way too narrow? I want wider rims closer to mountain bike size without giving up the high spoke hole count typical of touring rims. Even the wider rims on the market seem to be narrower than the current road bike trend of wider road wheels made of high performance carbon fibre. My rims are made of aluminium. The problem now is the light bulb effect makes the shoulder of the tyres kind of mushroom to the side making clearance for fenders less room for error. Another problem might be cornering grip and maybe even aerodynamics with the rule of 105 (this might be relevant for racers)
So I recently purchased a [BSCTools PressFit Bottom Bracket Remover Set 2](https://www.bicycleservicecentre.co.uk/product/bsctools-pressfit-bottom-bracket-remover-set-2/161?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false) as well as a [BSCTools Tool Kit for DT Swiss 240 350 370 180 Rear Hub](https://www.bicycleservicecentre.co.uk/product/bsctools-tool-kit-for-dt-swiss-240-350-370-180-rear-hub/146?cp=true&sa=false&sbp=false&q=false&category_id=15). I purchased these because I am looking to save money and bottom brackets can be expensive for the home mechanic. The hub kit is unused because I am waiting for my DT Swiss ring nut removal tool to arrive in the mail. However with what I have I decided to remove the bottom bracket on my bicycle starting with the bearings then the cups. A mistake I made is I did not know how alignment worked when pulling bearings with this tool so the first bearing came out crooked and I think that lead to one of the plastic cups cracking (I think my frame is okay? luckily)
Now I want to press everything together again because this was mostly just a learning exercise but I feel a bit stuck. BSC sells a drift called [Campagnolo Ultra-Torque Bottom Bracket Drifts 37 x 42mm](https://www.bicycleservicecentre.co.uk/product/campagnolo-ultra-torque-bottom-bracket-drifts-37-x-42mm/168?cp=true&sa=false&sbp=false&q=false&category_id=35) which I think would press the right FSA BB386EVO cups into the frame again however I already have a threaded rod from my hub bearing kit. Would it be compatible to just buy two of these drifts? I am not sure. Another question is that one of the plastic cups is cracked and one of the bearings was hammered out does that mean I start from scratch with new bottom bracket and new bearings? It would be nice to just buy a single plastic cup but I do not know if that is possible. Another thing is I would like to be able to buy a drift just to press bearings in and out. Wheels MFG make a 6802 drift. Is that what I need to buy because BSC does not make one? What about compatibility with which threaded rods