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@@ -21,10 +21,17 @@ It came with front and rear racks, mudguards and mostly Shimano Deore LX compone
 There is a list of things to do on this bike sooner or later, each of which will become
 the topic of an article.  In descending order of urgency:
 
-1. Remove surface rust, prime, paint and clear coat the chipped areas.
-2. Try to remove and replace the bottom bracket, something with metal retaining
-   rings.
-3. Repack the hub bearings.
-4. Replace chain and cassette.
-5. Clean and repack headset.
-6. Replace cables and bar tape.
+#. Buy and fit a kickstand! I didn't think the lack of kickstand would bother 
+   me, but *oh my god* does it bother me.
+#. Buy a frame pump that fits this frame.  I have no way of pumping up the tires
+   in the event of a flat at the moment.
+#. Remove surface rust, prime, paint and clear coat the chipped areas.
+#. Repack the hub bearings.
+#. Replace chain and cassette.
+#. Try to remove and replace the bottom bracket, something with metal retaining
+   rings. The bearings are fine for now, but the sooner I attempt to remove the
+   plastic lock rings the better the chance that they will come loose without
+   snapping.
+#. Clean and repack headset.
+#. Replace cables and bar tape.
+