How To Put Back Wheel On Bike
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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My usual ‘technique’ is to pull everything around for about 20 minutes until it finally drops into place. Following this video, it took less than a minute. Superb stuff 👍
Hi, and thanks for the comment. I'm glad to hear it worked for you! Now you can spend those extra 19 minutes doing something fun instead.😉
Haha that's exactly what I'm doing by now
This is the best video I’ve seen. I’ve done this 20 times and forget every time. This video was legit ! 🙏🏼 thank you !
Wow, thanks so much for the awesome feedback! I'm absolutely thrilled to hear that the video was helpful to you. It's totally normal to forget things, but I'm glad the video served as a handy reminder!
Your appreciation means a lot, and it motivates me to keep creating even better bike reated videos. So, no worries if you ever forget again; you can always come back for a quick refresher! 🚲😄
I CAN NOT believe it was that easy. Thank You!!!!!!!! 🎉 🎉🎉 and you helped me save 30$ from a scumbag 🤦🏾♂️
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It ain't that easy. The chain minus the wheel develops two loops . And hiw do you get the loops out . I have never figured that it. I have gotten the loops out but I don't know hiw I did it . A combination of cranking the pedals and holding the chain as I try to get one loop to straighten out in the mean time the chain gets wedged between the three front strokes ir worst yet in the area below the smaller sprocket and where ut James in vetween the Frame
bearing and the smaller sprocket
Try it you will see the horror story unfold
@@RobertBee-fs8hvyou have to pull the chain through the front derailer
Wow harsh language for someone who’s trying to help you put a tire on lol
Exactly the concise explanation I needed, thank you! I had no idea how simple it actually could be to get the rear tire back on haha
Hi, and thank you for leaving a comment. I'm glad the explanation was helpful for you! Sometimes things seem more complicated than they actually are. If you have any more questions or need assistance with anything else, feel free to ask. 😊
Yoo tysm i finally put it after a 2hour and i watch your video and you save my bike
This video saved me a lot of trouble, thanks!
Thank you sm... Legit was stuck while i was washing my bike asked someone for help and finally 5mins later we were done😂
Hey, and thanks for your comment. I'm glad that the video came to your rescue! 😄 That's the beauty of quick tutorials - getting you back on the road in no time. If you ever have more bike mysteries to unravel, I'm here to help.🙂
simple and very efficient
Thanks! Made what was becoming a very frustrating job simple!
You're welcome, that's why we're here 😁
VERY helpful, I could not get my back wheel back on properly- and most videos do not show precisely how the chain goes back around the tire spokes. Thank You!
Hey, you're most welcome! I'm glad that you found our video helpful🙂
Simple, to the point and easy to follow. Thank you, you saved me from every having to think about this again 👌😎
You're very welcome! I'm thrilled to hear that the explanation was clear and helpful for you. If you ever have more questions or need assistance in the future, don't hesitate to reach out. 😊
Useful. Absolutely. Thank you. You know when the bike is in the upside down position, which wasn't easy with my heavy e-bike, the different view is a little confusing. You're my friend!
Love it you make it look so easy will try doing this next time i have a puncture.
Hi Michael, thanks for the positive feedback!🙏 I'm glad the video made fixing a puncture seem easy. If you have any questions or run into any issues, feel free to reach out. 🙂
Very good way of? Explaining it. Made it simple to understand
Hi, and thanks for such a nice comment! I'm glad I could break it down and make it easy for you to understand. Feel free to reach out if you are stuck with anything else or have any bike-related questions.🙂
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You're very welcome! ❤️❤️❤️ Greetings to Maastricht NL and sending warm regards from Manchester UK! 🚴♂️🌍! I'm really glad that the tips were helpful. If you need any other advice or have bike related questions feel free to reach out.
Thank you!!!
You're welcome, Monika! I'm glad that you found the video helpful. If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to reach out. Happy cycling!🙂🚴♀️
Thank you SIR . Very instructive video SIR
You're most welcome🙂
Very nice explaination really helped a lot
Hi Ebrahim, thanks for your comment. I'm pleased to hear that the explenation in the video was clear and helpful. If you ever need more assistance or have questions about bike maintenance, feel free to ask. Happy cycling 😊
Wow
So good thanks for helping
You're welcome! I'm glad I could help. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask.🙂
Nice and easy!Well done.
Thanks! This was very helpful!
Hi Nyo, you're welcome 🙂. I'm pleased that you found the video useful.
Very helpful thank you very much.
You're welcome Graeme. Glad it was helpful!🙂
Thankyou that worked
You're welcome! Happy to hear it worked out for you. If you have any more bike related questions or need advice feel free to get in touch. 🙂
Really simple, and yet I always fluff it!
(I blame it on the mudguard/rack getting in the way 😅)
Hi Oliver. Yeah, not as easy as it looks. Well done for having a go. Do you have long bolts holding on the guards and rack that get in the way?
Brilliant
Thank you
You're welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. If you need any further advice ort have bike-related questions feel free to get in touch. 🙂
Great video
HI, thanks🙂. I'm plesed that you found it useful. If you have any bike related questions don't hesitate to reach out.
Happy cycling
Thanks
Hey, you're welcome🙂
Well that's the best video I've ever seen😉
Thank you, glad to be of assistance 😁
Thanks. Very helpful. I've done it a many times but today I was confused trying to put the wheel back on after changing my tube.
You're welcome! I'm glad the video came to the rescue, and you managed to put the wheel back on. It happens to the best of us - sometimes, even familiar tasks can throw us a curveball! But don't worry, you're not alone.
If you ever need more assistance or have any questions in the future, feel free to reach out. Happy cycling! 🚲😊
I for the life of me can not put my back wheel back on my Apollo slant !!! How you are grabbing here I can not do that and it's very frustrating. Nearly threw my bike out. Please help@@cyclemaintenanceacademy
Very helpful!
Great! Glad to hear that 😁
Mate you smash it! Big Thank you!!! 😆😆😆😆😆
Hey! Thanks for the comment and I'm glad the video did the trick for you! If you have any more questions or need help with anything else, just give me a shout.
really helped, thank you :-)
Hi Simon. Thanks for the comment and I'm glad that you found the video helpful. If you ever struggle with anything else we have over 150 video tutorials on how to help you solve bike-related problems and we publish a new one each Friday :)
1:05 great video. Well explained. What seemed impossible became easy.
Excellent! Thanks for your feedback. 😁
Perfect
Thanks, I'm glad that the video was helpful🙂. If you got stuck with anything else or have a bike related question feel free to reach out. Happy cycling
I busted out laughing at how simple
This was lol
Hi, and thanks for your comment. I'm glad you found it simple! Sometimes, the simplest solutions are the best ones. If you have any more questions or need assistance with anything else related to your bike, feel free to ask. Happy riding! 😄🚴♂️
Thank you I just swapped out and old wheel which matches my front one again however this wheel is a little bigger and I’ve noticed it’s badly buckled is this dangerous? I’ve just put the older wheel back on as the new wheel would slightly scrap the frame when riding and would make a noise.
Hi, and thanks for your question. I think you made the right choice in reinstalling the old wheel.
If the wheel is already significantly buckled, it's likely to worsen over time. This could result in the tyre rubbing against the frame, causing damage to both the tire and the frame and potentially slowing you down. Additionally, it might indicate the presence of broken spokes. If you would like to true your wheel I have a great video on how to do this here: ruclips.net/video/fsSI8GtghDc/видео.html. Good luck🙂
@@cyclemaintenanceacademyhey I need a little help the wheel goes fully down on the left side of my wheel (where the gears are, but not the right)
@@kindered7988 Hey, thanks for your message, and sorry for the delay - just saw your message. By now, you might have sorted out the issue. Fitting the wheel can be a bit tricky, and the answer to this is patience and practice. If the wheel doesn't go in the dropout one one of the sides let go of the wheel and inspect it visually to find out what is stopping it from going in. Remove the wheel and try again. Hopefully, this tip comes in handy!
I have the bike upright in the stand. Is this wrong? Should I take it out to get the wheel in correctly?
Hi, and thanks for your question. It depends on how confident you are in refitting the wheel so that it sits correctly in the dropouts. The benefit of taking the bike off the stand and turning it over is that gravity works in your favour. You can also fit the wheel on a stand and hold it with your thigh while tightening it. The third option is to fit the wheel in a stand, then remove the bike from it, and finally tighten the wheel. The weight of the bike will hold the wheel in place. I hope this is helpful. Let me know how you got on and which option worked best for you. Warm wishes,
it is not going back to center postion , the brakes are not even ..
Chain is twisted somehow. Wish I could remember how I took it off. My derailer doesn't pull back like that. It's like a lever
Hi tahnks for the comment and apologies for not getting back to you sooner. I understand how frustrating it can be when things don't line up quite right. If your chain is twisted, it might take a bit of patience to sort it out. If your derailleur is behaving differently from what's shown in the video, you might want to check the specific model of your bike's components for any differences in operation. If you can recall how you took it off before, that could be a useful clue. And don't hesitate to reach out to local bike shops or online communities for extra guidance - they're often full of helpful tips!
The only issue it looks too close to the small derailleur wheel thing and it always jumps off
It seems like you've faced some challenges with refitting the wheel. It can be a tricky and fiddly task that requires some practice. I hope you successfully managed to refit your wheel, and I'm confident that it will be smoother for you next time!🙂
Video begins @ 0:23
Hi, and thanks for your comment. Yes, it's quite a journey to get to the actual tutorial. That's something I am working on. If you have time you can check my newest videos and let me know if I've managed to cut enough to make the video more engaging.
he did the intro quick shut up
I have a old vintage road bike and it is not easy at all. Once i got it on and spin it with my hand it will stop like something is hiting it but its nothing in the way.. 🤷 it is not the breaks ,it is not the tire hitting the front of the metal bar that separates the wheel nothing. I dont know whg it eventually stops so easily. It spins but it stops like something stoping ot from spining.. if anyone knows that could help me asap
Hi and thanks for your question. It's a tricky one without seeing the bike. Did this happen since refitting the wheel or di you have this problem before? Try removing the wheel again, grab the both sides of the axle and spin the wheel. If this problem still occurs then this means that there is a problem with the hub and the bearings. Let us know if you find the problem or if you still stuck . Good luck!
@@cyclemaintenanceacademy I was trying to put my old vitage road bike wheel on to my aluminum road bike frame so i was trying to take of the cassest i unscrewing the things it proably let to messing up something 🤦♂️🤦♂️😂I always dont like relieing on other ppl.but its ok . I am eventually will just order some new wheels and take it to the bike shop simple. Thanks for reaching out.I will subscribe to you because of what you did. Thanks for your efforts
@dlowzidagreatest2644 thanks for subscribing and don't feel bad, we all make mistakes. I'm sure that your new wheels will be a nice upgrade for your road bike. It's also a good idea to visit your lbs if you're not confident with certain tasks. Video tutorials are great but sometimes there's nothing better then a real person standing next to you while you practice so they can help if you make a mistake. I'm sure the people in your lbs will be happy to offer you such advice and support if you ask them. Good luck!🙂
@@cyclemaintenanceacademy . Yes sir but thanks for your help as well.
i got it on but the wheel is off center and is rubbing the right brake pad
Hey, thanks for the comment. It seems like your wheel doesn't sit properly in the dropouts. Try it again. Make a final push once the wheel is in place. I hope this helps. Let me know how you got on
my derailer doesnt even go backwards
Hi james, thanks for the comment. That's frustrating. I wish to help more but without any images I'm unable to offer a solution. How did you managed to remove the wheel? Maybe you can use this same technique to put the whel back in.
Let me know how you got on.
@cyclemaintenanceacademy I had the same issue, but then figured out that I should put the chain on the cog first and then pull back the derailleur. That way I finally was able to put the tire
Is the bike frame upside down or right side up?
Upside down
thanks for your help:)
If you're not familiar with the process, it's simpler to flip the bike upside down before putting the wheel back on. This way, gravity works in your favor, making it easier to secure the wheel in position as you tighten it.
Thanks for the video. Could you give us an extra tip with the disk rubbing? Every time I put back the back wheel, the brakes start rubbing
Hi Carlos, thanks for the message and I'm pleased that you found the video useful🙂. Thanks for the question and unfortunately I don't have one answer here. It might help to turn your bike upside down and let gravity help the wheel sit in the dropouts correctly. If the wheel is fitted correctly then you might need to adjust your brakes. For rim brakes we have a great video here that will help you to adjust pads evenly against the rim: ruclips.net/video/tqQHJ0WHYWs/видео.html. If you have disc brakes then this video might be helpful: ruclips.net/video/J8OsyIOovbA/видео.html. If your bike is equipped with hydraulic brakes then make sure that you don't press the lever after the wheel is removed. This sometimes happens accidentally and it causes pushing the pistons out and minimising the gap between the pads and rotor. If this happened then in the video about disc brake adjustment you will find useful tip on how to safely push the pistons back.
I hope this helps. Let me know what was causing your brakes to rub after refitting the wheel.
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My forks are much tighter than yours on the video so having challenges getting my rear tire back on. I’ll get it because I’m stubborn but just letting you know that not all bikes are as easy as yours is! ;). Good video otherwise though!
Hi and thanks for your comment. I'm pleased that you liked the video. Great point, thanks for sharing your experience with us.🙂
Yes it was my friend
I believe you😉
Thx
Tried this with 2 people i couldnt get it. Im gonna try again wasting money along the way 😢
feel like selling my bike been trying for 20 min
Hey, I get it, it's definitely frustrating, but don't let it get you down. Remember, practice makes perfect! Take a step back and return to it in a few minutes. If you're still stuck, consider bringing it to your local bike shop and ask them to guide you through the process. They'll be happy to help and share their expertise. Good luck and let me know how you got on🙂
Is that bike upside down
Hi, yes.
Now the both the front and back gears are de chained hanging on the pedal…..yikes!
Don't worry, you've got this. Put the chain back on the chainring and try again. It might seem tricky now, but with a little patience and following the steps in the video, you can untangle the situation. Let me know how you got on. Good luck
It does not work like that
Hi Heidi. Thanks for letting us know and sorry to hear that you were unsuccesful in putting the back wheel on your bike. Could you let us know which part did you struggle with? Or maybe you have a different type of gears on your bike?
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Hey, I see you're a fan of brevity. Can you point out what was so nonsensical? Thanks🙂
No help at all
Hey Marcus, thanks for the comment. It's a shame that you didn't find the answer to your problem in our video. Can you let us know what are you struggling with? Have you got a different type of wheel or wheel mount? Thx
Literally the most helpful video I've found on the subject Marcus, don't be mad at others cause you can't figure out something as simple as putting a wheel on! Lol.
Legend says Marcus doesnt even have a bike lol
this video is useless
Extremely unhelpful.
Thank you!!!
You're welcome, hope it was easy to follow. 😁