Remove the rear cog from the wheel (the wheel will need to be off the bike). For cog removal, insert a proper-size freewheel removal tool through the center of the cog. Holding the cog in place with the chain portion of a chain whip, use an adjustable wrench to turn the removal too...
Click on this image to visit Sheldon Brown’s page on this topic: Freewheel Removal First you’ll have toremove the rear wheelfrom your bike. Then in some rare cases the axle nuts will be too big to allow the freewheel tool to slide into the freewheel, so you’ll have to overhaul ...
BMX bicycles use a small single-sprocket freewheel to drive the rear wheel of the bike. As you become more proficient at riding your BMX bike, you may want to change the rear freewheel to a different gear ratio. The freewheel may also need replacing due to normal wear and tear. Removin...
How to Overhaul a Jockey Wheel How to Replace an Inner Shift Cable How To Install a Front Derailleur In this tutorial we’ll learn how to replace a standard bolt-on rear derailleur. Tools For this job you’ll need a 5mm hex key for the derailleur’s mounting bolt, and a 2.5mm or 3m...
How to lift your rear wheel is the second part of our mountain bike skills series where we show you how to get over trail obstacles without a puncture.
17.Lift the rear wheel and give the bike a quick pedal to ensure that everything is running smoothly. 18.Enjoy the rest of your ride. Now that you understand the process, remember to carry a spare tube, tyre levers and a pump with you whenever you ride. These items easily fit into ...
A: Hub motors are installed in the wheel hub (front or rear) and are simpler, making them great for flat terrains. Mid-drive motors are positioned at the cranks and are ideal for challenging terrains due to better weight distribution and gear use. Q: Can I replac...
While replacing wider tires on the rear, I noticed an issue with the rear drive side wheel hub. The wheel is held on with a nut and single washer. The hub is not held firmly in a location on the axle and is able to slide back and forth on the axle a good half inch even though...
Set the chain back on the chainring and repeat the same installation procedure on the left side, making sure the crank arm is pointing opposite the right side. Alex Ramon A bicycle geek since early childhood, spent his twenties as a mechanic in bike shops. His passions include flatland BMX...
too. Not to mention,cargo bikesare a fantastic replacement for that second family car and, honestly, much much slower. Dropping off the kids at school in a cargo bike, showing them the importance of making choices that benefit the planet, while getting exercise and fresh air. Seems like a...