Rear Derailleur Replacement
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- This video will show you how to replace the rear derailleur on your bicycle.
Links to supplemental videos:
Chain Breaking/ Replacement: • Bicycle Chain Replacement
Adjusting the Rear Derailleur: • Adjusting your bike's ...
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This was the only video that I have found that actually shows what to do for a low end derailleur (bolt mount/drop out style), thanks!
You are absolutely right!
first time trying to fix my bike, took it apart, but when time to assemble, forgotten the parts placement, so does a search, came upon your post, very helpful and to the point, answer all my questions, thanks!
After replacing my rear tire, I found myself bewildered as to how to reinstall the derailleur! After an exhaustive search on google and you tube, I FINALLY found this video! Apparently, this type of derailleur is the old style and all the other videos did not look like mine. Thank You for a short, and very informative video!! Problem Solved!
FINALLY thank you so much for being simple and specific at the same time you legit gave me the EXACT thing I needed to know ❤❤
Best explanation, without giving non/sense information 🎉thanks a lot
Thank you Owen.Drop out nut just what I needed.I searched the net over to find what I needed couldn't find it tell I found Owen.
I’ve been struggling/very frustrated trying to put my bike back together and this is the only video I’ve seen that actually helped me a lot so thank you
Of all the ones I've watch so far, this is by far the best one 😅👍😊
this is the worst one wym
I miss the good ole days when an air pump, flathead, pliers and a little grease was all we needed for tools
in fairness. single speeds are murder for hill climbing.
Helped a ton!!
Yo this is super helpful thanks
3:30 Under the anchor bolt, the cable placement is INCORRECT.
My thoughts also.
I guess it works but ya that's... the opposite of how that goes.
Thank you tonight! 🫡
Dude, I looked at a lot of videos, and no one showed the dropout nut. I didn't know how to reinstall that,or where it went... Thank you very much. Some video are good but they don't show the hanging flywheel gear.... Thank you again.. I know it a old video but I hope he sees it...
You don't have to cut the chain?
there was no explanation about cutting the chain. And we did not see how it went back:) I guess he changed to a new chain but he forgot to mention it
Underrated video good quality
Super helpful I thought I lost hope for my bike thank you so much super easy to understand
I suscribed to you! You are simply awesome, make more videos cause we need them!!
Really good video! Straightforward and simple :) 2 questions, at 1:49, does the dropout nut need to be as high up as possible? and when putting the derailleur cable back through the anchor bolt (3:33) the cable has to be as taut as possible right, and what gear should the bike be in whilst replacing stuff? Thank you :)
Do you need to separate the chain ?
Very helpful 👌. Thanks so much.
Just remove the lower jockey pulley. No need to break chain
THe lower jockey pully might not come out if you're tring to replace a flat face. Technically can but it rounds out quick.
Thanks great vid it helped me fixe my bike.
does the b tension screw work in this mech??
Thanks for the video👍
My Darella is stock
Can you do the job without breaking the chain
On watching your video I feel stupid because i literally threaded the chai nbackwards comapred to you and 'duuur why is there so much extra?'
Thanks for the upload. Plenty of video on adjustment. none o nthe installation, and less on installing a claw hanger one (I upgraded from flat face to a 'proper' tourny. Because I want to put a megarange on miy bike because this one hill on my loop that is literally right after a sharp turn s othere is... NO momentum. Just 'go up.'
Excelent
very helpful thnku s
mmmm loveu
Salakum asi
well thank u alot
no need for separate the chain actually.. it can be done without it ;)
I used a ten millimeters
Dude hold the camera in proper postion
I’d rather just give the bike away. Make that someone else’s problem.
I did that with one of my wives.