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How to Remove and Replace a Rear Derailleur
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How to Remove and Replace a Rear Derailleur
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Whether for servicing or replacing, sometimes you need to remove your rear derailleur. Derailleur removal can also be handy for checking the alignment of your derailleur hanger. No matter the type of derailleur you have, this video will walk you through how to remove, and replace it.
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Thank you for this informative video. Its good that by watching these videos I learn and support Park Tool products. Hope Park Tool comes out with products like bike tires, bike frames, bike accessories too. Not only tools but even bike lights and others.
A good solid video full of good advice, which I coincidentally was chatting with my riding buddies about yesterday, and which I can now refer them to! Thanks Park Tool & Calvin! (The only thing I would have added would have been to warn people about T30 mounting screws in certain Campag derailleurs . . . & direct mount derailleurs are going to make it partially obsolete in a few years . . . )
I've been trying your disc rear system videos and I'm about to go out school. However I need help, I've tweeted out the disc I've got my brakes to stop so I took it outside 1st time. I squeezed the rear brakes and the brake handle went all the way to the bars. I don't get it it grabbed before I tried getting on it and Help please suggest something I've not tried. Thks Richard
When replacing a derailleur but the chain is still good, I often like to just remove the lower pulley from the cage. This lets the two cage halves rotate independently to get enough room to slide the chain around the cage tab, rather than breaking and rejoining the chain (or burning through consumable master links).
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No tips on how to actually assemble the entire thing? Can't seem to find info on how to properly setup shifting from scratch – including the cable – the tuning is totally dependant on this and I'm not sure how the new shifting cable + shifting/derailleur setup would work. They always have the videos/blog articles etc talking about the tuning with the cable already setup. Any suggestions?
I like to replace them annually. After a few thousand miles they become slow to shift and I don't feel like rebuilding them.
And don't forget to replace the cable and housing while you're at it!
Dont hold the derailer in the middle when you remove it that thing will pinch you and slap your knuckles so hard XD