Nigelnaturist
Guru
- Location
- Pontefract
Tips for getting chain back on!
- Thread starter Emsy4
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mcshroom
Bionic Subsonic
- Location
- Egremont, Cumbria
Sometimes you can persuade the chain back on by shifting into a larger chainring on the front.
mrBishboshed
Active Member
- Location
- Coggeshall Essex
I watched a you tube video and thought I would have a go at ajusting the mech myself.
Never again, a quick trip to my LBS and £10 later everything is running lovely again..
Don't touch the screws, unless you know what your doing.
Nigelnaturist
Guru
- Location
- Pontefract
If my front ever comes off, this is what my chainset does, even if off from the 52 ring, just gentle easy it back on with the shifter and away you go.
slowmotion
Quite dreadful
- Location
- lost somewhere
I'm sorry to hear that. I found that the clip I posted was really useful. Maybe I was really lucky but I no longer need to take the bike to the LBS when things drift out of tune. Watch it and give it another go.
Good luck.
mrBishboshed
Active Member
- Location
- Coggeshall Essex
It is a better video than the one I have seen previously. I may be brave and have another go.
slowmotion
Quite dreadful
- Location
- lost somewhere
If I can do it, you can!
mrBishboshed
Active Member
- Location
- Coggeshall Essex
Just remind me what end do i hold that plastic and metal thingy? 
Eribiste
Careful with that axle Eugene
- Location
- Eckington, Worcestershire
Just remind me what end do i hold that plastic and metal thingy?
Plastic and metal thingy? I thought you turn those screw things with a table knife, and use a shoe if you need a hammer.
