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Not that I couldn't figure out how to do it, it was to research online guides that are often misguided.
Thankyou I was riding home yesterday when my friend almost crashed into me and I had to slam on my brakes and my brake cable snapped and came up and hit the tip of my finger
Can you use the old casing or you have to get new ones
you need to atleast do a remake of this video
"Done"
Now i know im not gonna see the pride of vinkle man any more 🤣🤣🤣.....this video is superb...crystal clear
Great! Clear and concise, good camera angles Everyone creating guides to repair or install something should watch this first to see how it ought to be done. Most such guides are three times longer than needed, because they haven't been thought out beforehand nor edited afterwards, you have to watch a load of waffle before the useful stuff starts.
Thanks bro
My brake cable has a different nib on either end, i assume i cut off the other one
Thank you!!
Thanks a lot for sharing quite useful video~
Awesome 😎
Thanks you sir 🙏
Great
Best video I have found here!
Simple and Easy..... I Give 10/10
i did this every time i pull the brake leaver the wire goes fully loose after its tight to begin with
Aaaaaaahhhh, that's how the front breaks are supposed to look! Now I got it fixed!
Great video. 3:50 check to see if your break are working properly (Only one side moves) DONE ✔
I didn’t have to fast forward at all in your video!! Thanks for the awesome tutorial. Great job on editing!!
After a lot of research on YT to fix my bike's rear derailleur shifting issue I finally found the issue and solution! Couldn't find a YT video on this matter! I explain it below: 1) The most common type of housing has an inner thin wires tube and an outer plastic covering tube. Apparently after a while because of pressure the outer plastic tube jams and the inner tube wires are exposed that can get crushed by pressure on ferrels! This causes a serious metal-metal fraction between the cable and thin wires of housing, worse than any dirt or rust can do! 2) Loosen the shifter cable and release the cable at the derailleur (watch YT guides) and through all housings to free all housing parts. 3) You have to cleanly cut the exposed thin wires of housing to align it with plastic cover tube. Be careful not to block inner empty hole (where the cable passes) by crushing the wires. You need a sharp wire cutter (or a specialized tool from bike shop!) Then clean up both ends of housing and lube a bit. 4) Insert the cable in all housing parts and through the derailleur cable clamp. Since you lost some housing length, to have the same tension on the cable at a particular gear you need to pull the cable out of derailleur cable clamp a bit compared to what it was before. This needs to be fine tuned to have perfect correspondence between shifter and derailleur for all gear range (watch YT guides). Hope it helps someone.
Hey bro! Can I just say I've been watching you for years and u helped me out once again.. thanks! If it wasn't for you my bike will still be in parts 🤣🤣
MashaAllah Mubarak Baad To you
im turning my mtb into a se if thats possible
how or what can you do to cover the shifting cable? i lost the cover and now i have scratches all over my frame. i hope you get to see this
4 years ago and you were still the best bike youtuber
Perfect as always !
This is exactly what I've been looking for! Everyone else seemed to dance around dealing with the derailer. Nice hacks and tool recommendations.....need me that 3rd hand
Great video. Right to the point. Great explanations. Great video work. Thanks.
I need help When I opened my shifter some little spring thing that looks like a paper clip with 30 circles popped out I don’t know where to put it!
As if it 2021 and am still going back this old video to be reminded how to do something been watching for years
Ive rebuilt engines and this honestly pissed me off the last time I did it to get it right..Second time £30 at the local shop and no stress.
This "how to" is high quality in every way. Thanks 👍🏾 🌳
Great video!! Thanks!!
Absolutely stellar video from both a teaching and video / illustration perspective. Great job!
I tried it on my bike and it just drive me mad
When I change my gears nothing happens I have the thing as tight I can get it
I have the same problem on my bike and I also change my shift cable.
Great tutorial video Thanks
in 2021- what would you expect to pay to have a cable replaced at a bike shop?