This is a 29er hardtail MTB frame I bought from SP Cycle from 2018. Works great over the years. Now the bearings are a little bit not smooth so I am trying to replace them. Issue is, I used the BB92 BB removal tool and knocked off the bearings themselves. The BB shell is still with the frame. Now what do I do? How do I remove the BB shell like this?

I couldn't help but bought a lot of stuffs off Aliexpress today. I think they'll arrive before 5/2.  But after today it'll be increasingly higher risk.

I placed orders for 200+ items (building up two new bikes, plus a bunch of other hobbies items). Now still have 6 items still on the way.  I have a gravel handlebar that they obviously put on a boat so it's been 15 days and no update on the tracking. I think my remaining items will all arrive before May 2nd but I'm sure there would be chaos immediately after, unless Trump tweets again extending the deminimus for another 90 days.

Over the weekend I just placed nearly 100 orders on AliExpress on all sorts of bike parts, garden supplies, solar lights and other junks. Hope they can get in before May 2nd.
I also bought a bunch of tires from Lordgun.com, they ship pretty quickly and today it's already dispatched from Europe. So I guess I won't be affected by the tariff on my hobby stuffs for probably a year. 

would you buy a car based on how easy it is to open the trunk?
Such an odd way of choosing a tyre, given it's the only thing that connects you to the ground. Would you buy bad rubber over good rubber, all else equal, because it's (allegedly) easier to install?

Have you installed the GP5000 TLR before?  I did and I would avoid that thing in the future. Now I am rocking Vittoria Corsa N.EXT. Similar performance, a lot easier to install. I guess this is what the OP was trying to get feedback on.

I know, it's illogical for me to avoid GP5000 just because it's a PITA to install. But personally I just don't want to relive the nightmare.

Thanks for the heads up! Only like 15 out of the ~50 items I ordered showed this "price adjustment" feature but these are all low price items.  But I did find a nice feature, if the item is late it'll give you a $1 coupon that you can use towards future purchases (expiration date is like 2 month from now.). I kinda feel guilty about collecting it, especially some of the items are just a couple bucks and they are really not that late, maybe by a day or two.

AliExpress, and Chinertown forums is such an amazing find for me recently! I am kicking myself for not using it earlier.
Yeah it seems that I am walking into a huge addiction for years to come. 

I just received a pair of 28mm carbon wheels from Carbon Speed last week. I have just finished installing the tire and rotors on. Overall I am quite happy with the purchase. 

1. lead time: from the time I placed the order to the wheelset arrived at my doorstep took 12 days. I live in California, US. This is super fast considering it took them more than a week to custom build the wheels.  I ordered by contacting Peter Xu through WhatsApp. He was very prompt and accommodating.
2. package: the wheels are well packed. no complaints.
2. Weight: the claimed weight was 1330g and the actual measured weight was 1268g --- 62 gram lighter than claimed!
3. The quality: the wheels seem to be well made. their inhouse hub sounds great. Actually I think it sounds louder and better than the DT350 hub.