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Fact is, you can learn a lot watching bike mechanics "operate". You can learn what tools to use, and how to apply them, and what pieces fall out when you take something apart. But who has time to hang around a bike shop? Wouldn't it be nice to have a book & video course that shows you what to expect, and how to deal with it? This is where DIYBikeRepair comes in. How To Adjust A Rear Derailleur:
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Comprehensive, practical video and book guide to the essentials of bike maintenance and repair |
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For beginners and pros. Designed to teach the beginning cyclist how to perform basic tasks and the experienced cyclist how to carry out advanced repair techniques |
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Step-by-step, clear, detailed 200 part video series - like a personal trainer guiding you. Skip and choose between topics and chapters as you like! |
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Highly illustrated manual with clear color photos. Learn the maintenance needs of different bikes, shows how the parts of a bike fit together, and tells you how best to use your tools to perform basic tasks such as cleaning and lubricating. |
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Incredibly detailed. Everything is broken down by chapters for the various mechanical systems of the bicycle and educates you on the various technologies and tools involved. |
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You will learn all tricks of the trade and acquire techniques that the professional repair shops don't want you to know. |
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There is simply too much to list but to get a better idea of what is included, see the list below:
General Repair & maintenance
Cleaning, Lubricating and Troubleshooting Gear System Overview Service and Replace Cables, Cassettes Service and Replace Chainsets Adjust Indexing & Gear Ratios How to Adjust a Bikes Headset How to Adjust a Bikes Hub How to Adjust a Bottom Bracket How to Change a Bicycle Chain How to Change a Bicycle Tire How to Adjust Bicycle Handlebars How to Change a Flat Bike Tire How to Check a Bikes Hanger Alignmen tHow to Fix a Bicycle Spoke How to Choose Fenders for Your Bike How to Cut a Bikes Cable Housing How to Determine the Correct Saddle Height for Your Bike How to Fix a Bike Chain That Has Fallen Off How to Fix a Rusty Bicycle Chain How to Fix a Slipped Bicycle Chain How to Install a Threadless Stem for Your Bike How to Install Bar Ends for Your Bike How to Prevent Rust in Your Bike Frame How to Replace a Bikes Brake Pads How to Replace a Bikes Chain Rings How to Replace Bike Grips How to Replace Bike Handlebars How to Tape Handlebars on a Road Bike How to Adjust Bicycle Handlebars How to Adjust the Brakes on Your Bicycle How to Convert a Bike to Fixed Gear How to Fix a Poorly Shifting Bicycle How to Install a Quill Stem for Your Bike How to Pedal the Correct Revolutions Per Minute How to Set Up Your Road Bike for Racing How to Tighten or Loosen Bicycle Brakes Easy D-I-Y Series Change the Stock Tires on a Bike
Change Your Bicycle Seat Angle Deflate a Bicycle Tire Find Your Seat Height Install a Bicycle Tire Install Bicycle Handlebars Install Bicycle Pedals Install Break Levers on a Bicycle Handlebar Install the Shifter Lever on Bicycle Handlebars Pick Bicycle Handlebars Remove a Bicycle Seat Remove a Flat Tire from a Bicycle Wheel Remove Bicycle Pedals Remove Handlebars on Your Mountain Bike Remove Tires from Mountain Bikes Tips for Adjusting Your Bicycle Seat Height Tips for Bicycle Seats Tips for Changing a Bicycle Tire Custom Gears and Parts Changing a Mountain Bike Front Spindle and Derailleur
Going From Three to Two Bike Chain Rings How to Change a Bikes Handlebar Stem How to Change a Derailleur How to Change a Gear Cassette How to Change Chain Rings How to Change Stock Parts How to Install a Mountain Bike Gear Cassette How to Install a New Bike Handlebar Stem How to Remove a Gear Cassette How to Remove a Handlebar Stem How to Remove Chain Rings How to Replace Small Chain Rings How to Store Gear Cassette After its Removal Learn Handlebar Stem Adjustments Replacing Chain Rings Mountain Biking Safety Choose the Right Cycling Clothing
How to Check the Tire Pressure How to Conduct a Brakes Safety Check How to Conduct a Wheel Safety Check How to Fall Gracefully How to Jump Off a Mountain Bike How to Shift Gears Learn About Clipless Pedals Learn How Gears Work on a Mountain Bike Learn the Different Pedal Systems Pick a Properly Fitting Helmet Pick the Right Tool Kit Understand Safety Gear for Mountain Bikers Understand Shifting Problems Understand Trail Rules General Information How to Buy a Bicycle How to Buy a Road Bike Fork How to Buy a Used Bike How to Buy Rain Gear for a Bike How to Determine the Correct Frame Size How to Determine Which Type of Bike to Buy How to Do a Wheelie on a Bike How to Do an Endo or Stoppie on a Bike How to Buy a Bike Computer How to Buy a Bike Indoor Trainer How to Buy a Bike Rack for Your Car |
Suspension Parts and Maintenance
Tuning and Adjusting Coil, Air-Sprung Forks Tuning and Adjusting Rear Suspension Adjust Damping Compression Adjust Damping Rebound Front Sag Setting Tips Front Suspension Systems Damper Tips Front Sag Setting Tips Front Suspension Systems Front Suspension Tips Rear Sag Setting Tips Rear Suspension Systems Rear Suspension Tips Suspension Ported Dampers Suspension Systems Tire Pressure Tips Tire Selection Tips Tire Tricks & Selection Tips Wet Roads Safety Tips Rear Sag Setting Tips Tires in Wet Conditions Front Sag for Mountain Bikes Tips for Damping Settings Tips for Mountain Bike Suspension Dampers Tube vs. Tubeless Bicycle Tires Tubeless Mountain Bike Tires Types of Mountain Bike Dampers Types of Mountain Bike Tires Advanced DIY Repairing The Complete Guide to Derailleurs
The Quick Release, Spokes, Hubs, Rims and Wheel Truing Maintain and Upgrade Callipers, V-Brakes Cable and Hydraulic Disc Brakes The Drive Train - Maintain and Upgrade Working with Cranks, Chain Rings Care and Maintenance for a Mountain Bike Choose Gears for Mountain Bikes External Ball Bearing and Mountain Biking Tips Function of Bolt Circle BCD Install External Ball Bearings Install ISIS & the Chai Install Square Taper Cranks Remove External Bearing Cranks Remove ISIS from a Mountain Bike Remove Square Taper Crank What are Crank and Bottom Bracket What are External Bearing Cranks What is the Bolt Circle BC & the Chainguide Adjust Stem Height on a Mountain Bike Adjust the Headset on Mountain Bikes Bed In New Brake Pads Bleed Brakes with Avid System Bleed Brakes with Hytes System Different Headsets for Mountain Bikes Different Systems For a Mountain Bike How Do Hydraulic Calipers Work Overview of Brake System Overview on Headset System Remove & Replace Brake Pads Remove Mountain Bike Wheels Replace Brake Pads on Hayes System Bikes Downhill Mountain Biking Brakes Replace Brakes on Mountain Bikes Tips for Removing Brake Pads Tips for When To Replace Brakes Types of Headsets What are Hydraulic Calipers Cyclocross Bikes Advice and Chain Retention Tips
Advice and Gearing Size Tips How to Adjust Clincher Tire Pressure How to Adjust Handlebar Controls How to Adjust Handlebar Width How to Adjust Seat Height How to Adjust Tubular Tire Pressure How to Change a Road Bike to a Cyclocross Bike How to Distribute Weight on Cyclocross Bikes How to Select Tire Tread How to Set Up Cyclocross Bike Brakes How to Tweak Brake Setup How to Tweak Cable Routing Road Bike Maintenance Adjusting Threaded Headsets
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Learning proper bike maintenance and repair isn't rocket science. It's a skill that takes patience and practice, and that's really all there is to it.
So, if you think that those "tricked out" bikes are work of some mechanical genius, think again. It's just some regular guy like you and me who's taken the time to learn how to do it. You DON'T need to be a mechanic to learn proper bicycle repair.

I've held nothing back. Everything you ever need to know about fixing, maintaining and upgrade your bike is included - stuff that took me years to learn and master.
Even if you're a seasoned mechanic, you'll find a new technique or two that can kick your skill level into the stratosphere. If you're a beginner, you'll be privy to training that would cost you years of time, and tons of money.
But thats not all. DIYBikeRepair also includes a comprehensive bike repair and maintenance manual to accompany the videos!

The second component of DIYBikeRepair is a comprehensive bike repair and maintenance manual.
It covers all types of bicycles as well as all aspects of bike mechanics from the simplest, like choice of tools, to more complex, like working on the power train.
With over 100 pages of fully illustrated instructions, detailed colored photos, notes and tips on almost every page, you'll be up and running in no time.
The instructions are easy to follow and every single detail is well-explained. This is the manual you wished your bike came with! Just listen to what Tom Lindsay has to say:
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