Bike Chain Replacement

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Introduction

Inner and outer plate pairs that are fastened together with pins form chains. In the end, your bike's chain engages the gears. Your bike is probably unrideable if a chain is out of balance. These are some of the most typical issues with bike chains, along with solutions.

What you need

Step 1 Pick up the slipped chain and position

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Pick up the slipped chain and position it to the top of the correct gear while pedaling.

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Step 2 Release the derailleur and push the pedal forward

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Once the chain teeth are locked in place, slowly release the derailleur and push the pedal forward to move the back wheel.

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Step 3 Continue pedaling

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Continue pedaling until the rest of the chains are fit back into their original positions

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Step 4 Before you get back on your bike

Before you get back on your bike, shift to the lowest gear and continue pedaling. This movement should realign your chain and lock it back into place.

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