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Thanks!

Anyway, you've never shown how you are using your chain whip

This worked like a charm on my TREK 7.5fx trigger shifters. Thanks!

I just got some free parts from a friend, I got a Shimano sealed like this in your video, but one of the screw ins is plastic?

What if the cable housing is in the interior of the bike frame? Is there a way to grab the end of the cable before it bunches up inside the bike frame?

Wow! Thank you for posting this video. I was able to fix my leaky handle within seconds. I assumed I had to replace the entire handle assembly. This was a quick and easy fix!

Thank you, super useful

My first suggestion would be to check the temperature of the room or your house. Two of my TV remotes were not working, or I needed to press hard several times. I had to reset the on/off. I changed batteries, cleaned inside and out. I have 4 TVs but didn't think to check the remotes. This was during a terrible heatwave. 90's and 100's My house was hot but bearable with floor fans. Temps and house went down to low 70's today. Bingo! Both remotes work fine. Maybe it was just coincidence?

Thank you! I have the same exact shocks and you've made my rebuild so much easier knowing what to expect beforehand.

I think it's not great that there is a little thinner left in the body hub. After using the thinner I suggest rinsing with water. Shake the part in a container with water. Change the water 2-3 times. The smell begins to disappear, Then I use a hair dryer to heat the free hub body a little (2-3 minutes) this removes all the humidity before re-greasing

Great video, one thing I’m confused about is why you dished the wheel instead of just putting 10mm of spacers on the drive side of the wheel. What am I missing?

Thank you for the video.

What kind of headset did you use?

I have Shimano ST-M410 shifter and wanted to replace its cable. I removed the bottom cover, but the cable was not there. Then I removed the top cover and the cable could not be found. Finally I noticed the large screw on the side of the shifter as I had worked on a similar shifter before, I removed the cap and inserted a replacement cable. However, the cable is not caught even the lever was pressed and the cable could be pulled manually from the other end, and the cable could not be pulled back even shift lever was pushed. Therefore I reinstalled the covers, but the cable was still not pulled even even when the shift lever is pressed. The shifter was working before I tried to install a replacement cable. What might be wrong?

Why is it fancy pants Thomson’s get stuck the most?!

How many bearings bottom and how many on top? Please somebody. Or maybe just fill both full of bearings side to side.

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Bit of scaffolding pipe and leverage!! Brilliant!

Unbelievably good video! 🙏👌

Hi RJ, may I ask why not use this technique with an aluminum frame?

I had an old Specialized Stumpjumper frame resized to 135MM in Portland back in the 1990s. The shop used a Park tool & I never had any problems -- wish I had kept that bike 😭

I was about to give up on my project, threw everything at my bb cup (literally and metaphorically lol) and wouldnt budge. This had it off in about 2 minutes. You are awesome!

thx man

Its all wrong man fuck this ima buy new bike

Riding over bumpy ground can sometimes shake a stiff derailleur into the small cog. Interesting spoke pattern on the rear wheel.

4:39 was that the seal making that noise.....?

Hack saw, Dremel, angle grinder? Pounding on it? Why not a oxy/ gas cutting tool or a plasma cutter? OMG how bad do you need those parts off that bike? Just get a freaking tool. Auto parts stores will lend you the puller.

You didn't need to replace the cable

Could you tell me what is the size of the non drive side hiliciol

😂😂😂It took me 15 minutes and some beers with a pipe wrench.

Correct me if I’m not wrong.. does WD40 had a water in it?? I have seen some rust badly after spray on it…

You‘re like the bike mechanic uncle I‘ve never had! 😁 Highly appreciate your work!

Damn! It worked. Thank you for the trick. I got a bike for free with a combination lock. Thought about cutting the cable until I saw your video. Definitely deserves a like and subscribe!👍

thabk you i used some tweezers n patience

Ty so much my bff kept on using my bike and today she just ruined it im so happy I fixed my bike and now I will never bring my bike outside ❤

To me it looks like either the tabs on the turning thing that push down the pawls, or the parts of the pawls that get pushed down are worn out, which causes them to stay up too much. I guess the grime and sand that was in there before might've done that damage. Amazing job on reassembly and explaining all the workings of the hub at the end!

I just did a reverse (top down) wrap so I'll see if this is truly an issue. I understand the logic but I think it will depend on the type of tape, tightness of the wrap and the way my hands move on the bar. I really love the cleaness of the reverse wrap though I might prefer it even if it turns out to be less durable.

This was exactly what i was looking for. I have had to replace my shimano BB-UN300 BSA twice now in the span of a year. I wanted to know if I somehow could dissasemble this. Now I know these parts are pressed togehter and I can further investigate the reason. I had some water/moustiure inside and apperently the original could sit for a decade, while thses new ones one for a year. Thank you!

I bought a used one in good shape for $150 🚲

As a kid I always loved the grip shifts with the Shimano CI-Deck because it made the bike look line a motorcycle with the gages 😂 I never had one, so I never had to experience them breaking down haha I also liked when the handlebar grip matched the shifter grip because it looked slick, but every bike I saw with grip shifts had mismatched grips, so I guessed it was hard to find an original grip to match the shifter which discouraged me into looking for a bike with those.

Thanks a Lot !

Hey buddy, do you now the measurements os axle to crown?

About to try this out in 2024 with a fountain pen clip to see if it still works

Yeah it is a viscount i got one over here in nz extremely light came out with alloy fork that had to be recalled

Simple and effective!

Thanks bro

Oh man while you have that open, for about 5 bucks ea it 15 bucks get some real pots and throw those Asian dime sized pots . Those don’t last long they get noisy, b wow lots o hum.

The JB jr is a little more square than the single coil, I’ve found a small rat tail file to re shape the hole helps.

oh jeez this is an old video... but just what I need. I have to do this exact thing to my old Atala 5 speed. Thank You

Can a freewheel cog work as a replacement for a cassette cog?