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Hello, fellow cyclists! A carbon road bike has arrived at our workshop. It has been ridden extensively without proper maintenance, so many components of the bike need replacement. In this video, I will show you step by step how to replace the bottom bracket of the Hollowtech standard with a new one. This video will be interesting for cyclists and those who want to repair their bike at home. Enjoy watching! 00:00 Bottom bracket hollowtech on a road bike. 00:30 How to remove the hollowtech bottom bracket from your bicycle. 01:57 Bike preparation before installing the bottom bracket. 02:15 Unboxing the hollowtech bottom bracket. 03:08 Comparison of the new and old bottom brackets of the bike. 03:15 How to prepare the bottom bracket for installation on the bicycle. 03:42 Installing the hollowtech bottom bracket. 05:05 How to properly tighten the hollowtech bottom bracket into the bike frame. 05:48 Job done! 🆗🎥🚲 *Write in the comments, what you would like me to do in the new video.* ⚠ ❓ ⚠ *Ask your questions in the comments* 👇👇👇

Hello fellow cyclist! Riding a bicycle in any season and weather condition without proper maintenance can lead to unpleasant consequences. Some components and parts may rust, deteriorate, or produce unpleasant sounds. In this video, In this video, I'll show you a close-up of what happens inside the bike's headset, its parts and bearings after such a ride. I hope this will be interesting and informative for you. Enjoy watching! We kindly ask you to subscribe, like, and share this video with your friends. It will help the channel grow and improve the quality of future videos. 00:00 Why is my bike squeaking? 00:21 My bicycle creaks. 00:41 Dismounting the front wheel of the bicycle. 00:58 How to remove the bicycle fork. 02:20 Disassembling the bicycle fork. 03:00 Close-ups: how the components of the bike's headset look after rain. 03:58 A new purpose for the old bearing. 🆗🎥🚲 *Write in the comments, what you would like me to do in the new video.* ⚠ ❓ ⚠ *Ask your questions in the comments* 👇👇👇

Once again we are going to repair the front brake on our MTB. This time I noticed that the brake fluid was leaking through the connection of the hydraulic line to the brake caliper. The bike stopped braking well again. Poor braking is caused by mineral oil getting on the brake pads. In this tutorial, I will show you how to replace a bicycle hydraulic brake tip with a new one. Have fun watching! This video is a gold mine for cycling enthusiasts. Language-neutral video featuring technical auditory cues. Designed for international viewership; presented in a DIY video style. 00:00 Repairing a bicycle's hydraulic brake. 00:34 The disc brake caliper is dirty and oily. 00:42 How to remove a bicycle's hydraulic brake. 01:04 Macro shots of the bicycle's brake caliper. 01:37 Removal of the brake pads. 01:53 A close-up of the disc brake pad. 02:25 Cleaning the bicycle's brake caliper. 03:10 Removal of the hydraulic brake line. 03:50 How to shorten the hydraulic line. 04:11 Installing a new olive and connector in the hydraulic brakes of the bike. 04:58 Tighten the fixing screw until it stops. 05:30 Tools for bleeding hydraulic bike brakes. 06:10 How to fully bleed hydraulic bike brakes. 07:17 Bleeding hydraulic bike brakes. 08:48 Remove the funnel and tighten the bleeding screw. 09:26 Degrease the bike's brake caliper br-m355. 09:54 Installing the brake pads into the caliper. #bikerepair #brakepads #bicycle

This video is about bicycle maintenance. How often do you change the grease in the wheel hubs of your mtb bike? Cyclists often don't realize that you need to change the grease every 2000 - 3000 km. It is necessary to disassemble the bicycle wheel hubs in order to detect internal damage on the cone nuts and bulk bearings. If the bearing is not replaced in time, it can damage the inside of the wheel hub. Today we will be disassembling a common hub design on bulk bearings. We will clean and change the oil. Video with no spoken words, featuring only technical noises. Language barriers are irrelevant; follows a DIY video style. This video is for people who are passionate about bicycles. #bicycle #bicyclehub #bikeservice 00:00 Bicycle maintenance. 01:02 Removing the center-lock brake rotor. 01:34 Removing the bicycle cassette. 02:19 Opening the rear bicycle wheel hub. 03:28 Cleaning the hub axle and cone. 04:55 Cleaning the bearing balls. 06:14 Removing the bicycle hub seals. 07:10 Cleaning the inner surfaces of the bicycle hub. 07:44 Securing the cone and nut on the bicycle hub axle. 08:30 Reinserting the bearing balls into the bicycles hub. 09:07 How to lubricate the bicycle. 09:40 Installing the locknut and axle into the bicycles hub. 11:45 Adjusting the bicycle hub.

Hello! In this video tutorial I will show you a common problem with bicycle brakes. This bike was brought to our workshop to have the rear brakes repaired. As practice shows, when repairing old vbrake brakes, there is no point in repairing them, but only replacing them with new ones. In addition to replacing the brakes on the bike, we will also replace the cable hose and the cable itself. To get a good result of our work, we will also need to center the rear wheel of the bicycle. 00:00 The brakes on my bike stopped working. 00:20 How to remove the brakes from a bicycle. 01:20 Unpacking new brakes for a vbrake bicycle. 01:57 Installing a vbrake on a bicycle. 02:37 Adjusting bicycle brake pads vbrake. 03:26 How to change a brake cable on a bicycle. 07:14 Bicycle rear brake adjustment. 09:39 How to quickly align the rear wheel of a bicycle. Subscribe to the channel and ask your questions 👍 I'm happy to answer my subscribers ❤

In this video, we'll be servicing our bike. We will clean and lubricate the bearings. Your mountain bike will go faster) Non-verbal video with a focus on technical audio. Universally relatable; presented as a DIY tutorial. This video will pique the interest of bicycle enthusiasts. #bicyclemaintenance #freehub #asmr 00:00 Bicycle maintenance. 00:01 Opening the bicycle freehub. 01:55 Removing the bike freehub body. 02:38 Disassembling the lower row of freehub bearing balls. 02:59 Cleaning the bike freehub. 03:43 Cleaning the inside of the bicycle freehub. 04:06 Disassembling the spring ring and pawls of the bicycle freehub. 04:27 Cleaning the remaining parts. 05:28 Lubricating and installing the bicycle freehub pawls. 06:25 Magnetizing tool. 06:51 Installing freehub bearing balls. 08:10 Assembling the bike freehub. 08:26 Lubricating the bicycle freehub. 09:52 Tightening the bicycle bicycle freehub. 10:39 Do a good job of bicycle maintenance.

In this video we show you how bicycle wheel hubs are serviced in a bike shop. A bicycle hub consists of bulk bearings, a cone and an axle. We will disassemble the bicycle hub in detail, clean off the old oil and fill the bearings with new oil. Language-free video with technical auditory elements. Suitable for global audiences; follows a DIY video approach. If you're into bikes, you'll definitely want to watch this video. 00:00 How mechanic maintains the bicycle hub. 00:33 Bicycle wheel spins poorly. 01:20 Disassembling the bike hub. 02:07 Opening the bicycle hub. 03:15 Disassembling the loose ball bearings. 04:12 Removing the inner locknuts. 05:13 Cleaning the axle of the bike hub. 06:24 Cleaning the bearing balls of the bike hub. 07:33 Cleaning the locknuts and cones of the bike hub. 08:00 Cleaning the interior surface of the hub. 09:10 Assembling the bike hub. 10:34 Installing the locknut and axle into the hub. 11:15 Repeating similar steps for the other side of the wheel. 13:55 Adjusting the bike hub.

In this video I show you what's inside a new Rock Shox Judy fork. When you buy a new bike fork, you should always do a first service to make sure everything is okay with the bike fork. It happens that there are a lot of metal shavings inside the bicycle fork. Many bike forks have a lack of oil inside. In this video I'll show you how to take the Rock Shox Judy fork out of the box, do a superficial inspection of the bike fork, and perform the first maintenance. This video instructions "DIY" for cyclists. Video tutorial in "ASMR" style. It will be interesting and useful for cyclists! 00:00 Rock Shox Judy 00:19 Unpacking the rock shox judy fork 00:55 Rock Shox Judy bike fork review 02:37 How to disassemble a bike fork 05:03 What to look for in a new rock shox judy fork 06:19 Cleaning the inside of your fork 06:55 Lubricating the fork with grease 08:59 Lubricating the fork boots 10:42 Bike fork Rock Shox assembly 11:36 Filling liquid oil in a bicycle fork 13:11 Cleaning the outside of a bicycle fork 16:16 Testing a new Rock Shox Judy bicycle fork #rockshox #bicyclefork #mountainbikes

Hello to all bike mechanics! This 13 year old road bike was fitted with Shimano Ultegra 10 speed cranksets. After so many years, the bicycle connecting rods have worn out. It is no longer possible to find parts for Shimano Ultegra cranks at 10 speeds. We were forced to replace the bicycle connecting rods with more modern ones, but of a lower level. This is a Shimano Tiagra level bicycle crankset. 00:00 Shimano Ultegra cranks. 00:05 Road bike cranks are worn out. 00:15 Unboxing shimano Tiagra fc-4700. 00:58 How to remove crank on a bike. 01:37 How to remove bike pedals. 01:53 How to remove bicycle crank Hollowtech ii. 02:28 How to remove bicycle Hollowtech bottom brackets. 02:49 How to lubricate bicycle Hollowtech bottom brackets. 03:05 How to installation bike Hollowtech bottom brackets. 03:28 Compare cranks Shimano Tiagra and Shimano Tiagra. 03:50 How to installation cranks on a bike. 05:56 How to clean and lubricate the threads of bicycle pedals. 06:59 How to installation move bike pedals.

In this video tutorial I will show you how to install and adjust a rear derailleur. You will find out why your bike shifts badly. For example, we will use a bicycle "Cube". The "Cube" bicycle has a defect from the factory. We will fix this defect on the bike This video instructions "diy" for cyclists. Video instruction in the style "asmr". It will be interesting for bikers! 00:00 Bike not shifting gears 00:23 Front derailleur shimano slx 00:45 Bike rear wheel installation 02:07 Bike rear derailleur installation 02:55 Bike shift cable repair 08:00 Unpacking sram 9-speed chain pc 971 08:34 Bike chain sram installation 10:18 Bike rear derailleur adjustment 12:44 Why do the gears on my bike slip? 13:03 Installing a new rear derailleur cable cover 20:50 Rear derailleur adjustment 23:57 Good result

In this instructional video, viewers will gain insights into improving their bicycle's speed and performance. The tutorial delves into the finer points of bike maintenance and enhancement: The video commences by explaining techniques for boosting your bike's speed. A demonstration reveals an issue with the bicycle hub's rotation, resulting in an uneven spin. The subsequent segment guides viewers through the proper methodology for fine-tuning their bicycle's wheel hub. Those encountering difficulties with a less-than-smooth hub rotation will find these instructions particularly valuable. The process of fine-tuning the bicycle wheel hub is revisited, offering viewers a comprehensive view of the crucial steps and intricacies involved. The video underscores the necessity of two wrench sizes, specifically 15 mm and 17 mm, for executing the maintenance procedures. These tools are essential for effective adjustments. Furthermore, viewers are reminded of the significance of securing the lock nuts in place post-unscrewing, as emphasized in a dedicated segment. This precautionary step ensures the hub's stability and overall functionality. The video goes on to illustrate the introduction of a slight degree of play in the bicycle hub, a technique contributing to smoother rotation and an enhanced overall biking experience. Subsequently, the tutorial zeroes in on the task of adjusting Shimano bushings, providing viewers with a detailed walkthrough to achieve the desired outcomes. Towards the video's conclusion, the optimal motion and rotation of the bicycle wheel hub are visually depicted. A close observation of this portrayal is crucial for confirming the success of the undertaken adjustments. Whether catering to seasoned cyclists or individuals new to bike maintenance, this video serves as a valuable resource, offering practical insights for optimizing bicycle performance and ensuring a faster, more seamless riding experience. This video will appeal to those who have a passion for cycling. 00:00 How to making the bike faster. 00:25 Bicycle hub spins jerkily. 00:45 How to properly adjust your bicycle wheel hub. 01:45 The bicycle hub does not turn very well. 02:09 Adjust bicycle wheel hub. 02:14 We will use a 15 mm and a 17 mm wrench. 02:27 After the lock nuts have been unscrewed, we need to fix them again. 02:48 Make a small play in the bicycle hub. 04:44 Adjusting the shimano bushings. 05:10 How the bicycle wheel hub should turn. #bicycle #bikeservicing #bicyclemechanic

What do you think is essential to maintain on your bike? Those who enjoy cycling will find this video fascinating. Absence of speech, focus on mechanical audio in this video. Understandable across languages; follows a DIY video format. 00:00 How to service a bicycle hub shimano hb-tx505. 00:39 Bicycle hub rotates very badly. 00:43 How to remove the brake disk centerlock mount. 01:16 How to disassemble a shimano bicycle hub. 03:09 How a bicycle hub deteriorates from the inside out. 03:44 Replacement of shimano bicycle hub cones. 04:01 How to remove bicycle hub dust cover. 04:42 Cleaning shimano hb-tx505 hub. 05:53 Replacement of bicycle hub bearings. 06:35 How to assemble the front hub of a bicycle. 06:59 How to put oil in the front hub of a bicycle. 09:48 Adjusting the front hub of a bicycle. #bicycle #bikeservicing #bikemaintenance

Greetings, dear cyclist! Today we received a bike in our bike workshop with a problem with clicking and hard to turn cranks when pedaling. The problem was found in the bottom bracket of the bike.In this video we will show you how to clean and lubricate the bottom bracket and the frame of the bike so that you can still ride on the old bottom bracket. This video will be interesting for cyclists and those who are interested in home repair and maintenance of their bikes. 00:00 Bike bottom bracket is very dirty. 00:31 The bottom bracket of the bicycle has play and hard to turn. 00:43 How to remove the bottom bracket of the bicycle. 01:30 Close-up of dirt, sand and grease on bottom bracket and threads. 02:10 Cleaning the bottom bracket of the bicycle. 04:07 How to clean the bike frame thread under the bottom bracket. 05:35 Greasing the thread and bottom bracket of the bicycle. 06:42 How to install and tighten the bottom bracket of your bike. 08:27 Checking the operation of the bottom bracket of the bicycle. #bottombracket #bikecranks #bicycle

Hello, my fellow cyclist. Sometimes, you may need to remove a damaged square-taper bottom bracket crank, but the thread is stripped. In this video, I will show you one method of how to remove a crank from your bicycle's bottom bracket. In this case, we have Shimano cranks installed on a square-taper bottom bracket. Good Bicycle Maintenance. 00:00 The left bicycle crank shimano has damaged pedal thread. 00:36 Bicycle crankset removal tool for square bottom bracket. 01:25 The thread on the bicycle crank for the disassembling tool is also damaged. 02:50 Screw the connecting rod removal tool into the remaining threads. 03:43 To make it easier to remove the connecting rod, heat it well with a gas torch. 04:19 How to easily remove the left shimano bicycle crank. 05:10 The job is done! #bottombracket #bikecranks #bicycle

Hello cyclists who like to ride a bike in winter. This video release will be useful for you. Our workshop customers, often ask us the same question, how to prepare your bike for winter. I will show you what you need to do to ride your bike in winter without any problems. First of all, you need to replace the bike fork. It is advisable to install a carbon fork on your bike. Carbon absorbs vibrations, this will add to the comfort of your bike ride. Also, your bike will become lighter and very good news. 00:00 How to prepare your bike for winter. 00:24 Removes the front brake from the bicycle. 00:42 Removing the steering wheel from the bicycle fork. 02:05 How to properly replace a bicycle fork. 03:39 Bicycle fork bearings. 03:58 How to clean bicycle fork bearings. 05:45 How to lubricate a rigid bicycle fork. 07:26 Replacing a rigid fork on a bicycle. 08:06 How to install handlebars on a bicycle fork. 08:45 Installing the front brake on a bicycle fork. 09:17 Installing the front wheel on a bicycle fork. 09:38 Bicycle handlebar adjustment.

Hello! Today we have a road bike in our workshop. We will be changing the handlebar tape on a road bike. I'll show you a detailed tutorial, step by step, on how to remove an old road bike handlebar wrap, then how to install a new handlebar wrap. I will show you a few tricky tricks that this work was done simply and efficiently. 00:00 The handlebar tape on a road bike needs to be replaced. 00:15 How to remove the old tape from a bicycle handlebar. 00:33 Unpacking a new road bike handlebar tape. 00:49 How to wrap handlebars tape for road bicycle. 02:04 How to tape your handlebars in the figure of 8 style. 03:08 How to install a cap in the end of a road bike handlebar. 04:18 How to wrap road bike handlebars with bar tape the right way. 06:44 How to align the bicycle handlebar tape to the center. 09:18 How to make a road bike handlebar wrap feel good on your hands. *Ask your questions in the comments* 👇 ❓ ✍ 👇

When I started working on the bicycle, the first thing that caught my attention was the broken wheel. It seemed that a spoke in the wheel had snapped, like a nipple. In the macro shot, you can clearly see the broken spoke nipple. I'm not sure why, but I decided to replace that spoke. To change a spoke on a bicycle wheel, you have to remove the sprockets. Taking off the cassette from the wheel, yes, how to remove a cassette from a bicycle wheel is an interesting question. But what do you do if the cassette gets stuck on the wheel? Especially if the wheel rim is made of aluminum, the cassette can catch on the ridges. It's these ridges that can cause the cassette to get stuck. To bring the wheel back to perfect condition, I used a specialized machine for aligning bicycle wheels. It's interesting what happens to a bicycle wheel when a spoke breaks? Replacing a spoke nipple required removing the rim tape. It's interesting how sometimes the rim tape can obstruct the replacement of a spoke nipple. How do you replace a spoke nipple on a bicycle wheel? This process requires precision. Guide the nipple into the right spot and carefully screw it in. To achieve perfect alignment, I had to carefully adjust the wheel alignment machine. The process of aligning a bicycle wheel isn't as complex as it might seem. It's interesting how you can align a bicycle rim perfectly just by tightening the spokes. I tried this method and realized that it truly works. Unfortunately, the spoke nipple turned out to be of poor quality, and it broke again. In the end, I had to replace it once more. But sometimes, such experiences can be valuable as they provide a better understanding of the processes. I even intentionally tried to break a spoke nipple to see how it happens. To achieve precise wheel alignment, I once again used the alignment machine. This tool helps achieve high accuracy. To monitor the tension in the bicycle wheel spokes, I utilized a strain gauge. It helped determine how tight the spokes of the wheel were. Cyclists will definitely enjoy watching this video. This speechless video is filled with technical sounds. Language doesn't matter; it's internationally accessible. It follows a DIY video format. 00:00 Bicycle wheel broken. 00:29 Bicycle wheel spoke nipple broken. 00:57 Removing the cassette from the wheel. 00:57 How to remove the cassette from a bicycle wheel. 02:00 Unscrewing the broken nipple from the spoke. 02:23 Bicycle wheel alignment machine. 02:37 What happens to a bicycle wheel when a spoke breaks? 02:50 Removing rim tape. 03:11 How to replace a spoke nipple on a bicycle wheel. 03:57 How to adjust a wheel alignment machine. 04:15 How to align a bicycle wheel. 05:19 The spoke nipple is broken. 05:58 How to break a bicycle spoke nipple. 06:25 How to align a bicycle wheel on an alignment machine. 06:35 Using a strain gauge to check the tension in the spokes of a wheel. 07:06 Tensioning bicycle wheel spokes. 07:50 Tightening wheel spokes by hand. #bicyclewheel #bikeservice #mountainbikes

How To Fix A Bike Puncture. Tube bike tires lose air. 90% of people do it wrong! Hello! Our bike was blown away, camera broke, the tire went down. there was no air left in it at all, but nothing! Now I'll show you how to do everything right, no mistakes! we remove the wheel and do the repair Let's start by removing the tire. removing a bicycle tire from a rim pulling the camera out of the tire the mistake they make is do not make marks on tires and tubes! mark with a pen, marker or chalk. next, we begin to pull out the camera to find a puncture site, or a hole in the chamber, you need to pump up the bicycle chamber. Half an atmosphere is enough, or even less. when the camera is pumped up, we easier to find the puncture site. you can hear where the hiss is, if you pump it up very weakly, we may not hear the smallest punctures. for convenience, I use chopsticks for teeth to make it easier later find a hole and be sure to mark with a pen instead of a puncture. I draw a cross with a circle. this will make it easier to repair the camera later. but that's not enough! necessarily you need to put the camera in the water! a punched chamber can have one, two or even three holes at the same time! there is. two holes in one chamber. again we take thin wooden stick and insert into the hole. the hole will be easy to find holes on the camera. we have to mark the tire in the area where we have holes in the rubber chamber. We have two holes and two marks. We begin to probe the first puncture site. first hole, first hole. right next to with the first notch, I find a metal brace. she is pierced the camera and because of this quickly descended. it is felt from within run your finger over the rubber. 90% of people do it wrong! the tire is not so carefully checked. if you leave some spike in the tire, it will ruin the new camera. tire loses air again. she will go down to the Awkward moment. it may not happen right away carefully inspect the tire from the outside. oThis may damage the camera. here flipper, or rim tape is good. choose the correct direction of the tire. forward or backward direction indicated on the side of a bicycle tire. do not confuse front and back. insert one side first, then insert the second side of the tire. snaps into the rim. 90 percent of people do the nipple obliquely. necessary do perpendicular. it is very important! if put crooked and pump up, nipple may bulge from the inside. pumped up a little, half the atmosphere or even less and check that the tire fixed straight. didn't sit crooked anywhere. We begin to pump up a little bit, inspecting everything. do not forget for the minimum and maximum tire pressure. I use a manometer. it happens in floor pumps, hand pumps. in this case, it is the compressor. minimum 2.5 atmospheres, and maximum 4.5 atmospheres. for this tire, I pumped up 3 bars. check again, it's very important! the wheel was installed correctly, all is well. recheck the pressure. order your bike ready! ) the camera is replaced correctly! This video will appeal to those who have a passion for cycling. 00:00 Bike puncture. 00:15 How to change a bicycle inner tube. 00:25 The wheel was completely deflated. 00:47 Shift the bike's drivetrain to small sprockets. 01:00 How to remove a wheel on a bike. 01:18 How to remove a bicycle wheel tire. 01:46 Draw marks on the tire, next to the nipple. 02:12 We inflate the chamber of the bicycle wheel to find the place of the puncture. 02:43 Looking for places to puncture the inner tube of the bike. 02:57 Make a mark in detail. 03:40 How to find a hole in a bicycle wheel chamber. 04:05 Found a second hole in the wheel chamber. 04:27 Making a tack in the hole. 05:11 You need to check in detail the wheel chamber of the bicycle in the water. 05:58 You need to lean the camera against the bicycle tire to find the puncture site on the bicycle tire. 06:39 Checking the bike tire, where is the puncture. 07:38 How to get a twig out of a bicycle tire. 08:41 We probe the tire from the inside in detail to find all the spikes. 10:21 Where the size of the inner tube is indicated on the bike tire. 10:52 We inflate the camera a little so that it has taken a round shape. 11:32 Installation of the camera in the tire of a bicycle wheel. 13:25 Install the tire on the bike rim. 14:12 Slowly inflate the bicycle wheel, see that everything was in place. 15:30 Install the wheel on the bike. 16:34 The installation of the wheel is carried out perpendicular to the floor so that the wheel is installed exactly. 17:36 Everything turned out).

Hello fellow cyclist. In this video, I will demonstrate how to change the brake fluid in the rim hydraulic brakes on a bicycle. These brakes were used on cross-country bikes in the past, but this technology has been replaced by disc brakes. However, bicycles with this type of brake are still being ridden and serviced in bike worshops. This video will be of interest to cyclists and those interested in unusual mechanisms. 00:00 The brake lever is pushing through. 00:26 Where to fill new brake oil in hydraulic v-brakes. 01:27 How to change the brake fluid in a bicycle brake. 02:00 What bike brake oil looks like after a few years of use. 02:30 Add the second portion of brake oil. 03:50 Tighten the screw in its place. 04:08 The bike brakes are now well braked.

Hello cyclists! This video tutorial will show you how to service your fork without removing it from your bike. How to service a MTB suspension fork. How do they do it in the workshop? Everything is very easy. Remove the wheel from the bike. First of all, we have to carry out these actions to free the fork from the parts that will interfere with the partial disassembly. Carefully unscrew the lower caps. In this case we have a Manitou fork. The bottom bracket looks like this. Yours may be different. Remove the lower legs of the suspension fork. The main thing is not to rush! Oil will flow out of the forks. Replace the pan so that the oil does not flow on the floor, but in the box. How to service the fork without removing it from the bike. Not all forks are easy to disassemble. This fork sticks a little. This is a characteristic feature of Manitou forks released after 2015. Thus, without removing the fork from the frame, it can be partially disassembled for further maintenance. We evaluate what's inside the fork, how dirty it is, how much grease there is. We provide high quality technical service. We clean the fork legs very well. Suspension fork maintenance. Of course, you could take the plug completely, but sometimes, to speed up the process, you can do because we have done it. In this case, we do not have to reconfigure the vocal out, configure steering, do not have to spend time on this. There is some dirt in the spring. Will need to wash the foam rings too. Need to wash well. There are leftovers of old grease and all kinds of garbage! In fact, foam rings are a consumable that changes, but in this case we have there are no similar foam rings and we left the old one. We washed them and put them back on. Thoroughly clean the fork boot. We clean everything we can, from all sides. We use purified gasoline called "Kalosha". It will lift old dirt and grease well. How to clean bicycle fork. We clean both parts of the fork. The inside is already clean, but not enough. We are very cold, so that the service of bicycle forks is of the highest quality. Here is a demonstration of how our nozzle works. Water squirts out under tap pressure. Bicycle fork washing. Residual dirt and pressurized grease are washed out very well! The nozzle hits the water, a jet of water comes out of the butt and side. The next step is to dry the fork. Service bike fork inside. We will absorb most of the water on a napkin, but it is better to leave the fork to dry for a while. We usually leave the fork overnight and dry it the next day. Let's start assembling the internals. Install foam rings. High performance suspension fluid. We use a standard medical syringe to fill the oil inside the coil. Lubricating the foam rings inside the fork. For foam rings, liquid grease for anthers - thick grease. Called "sram butter". It's a duster lubricant. This will make it easier to assemble the fork. Install the lower legs of the suspension fork. Another problem (. A feature of the "Manitou" forks. In order to lubricate the fork, you must turn the bike upside down. Lubrication on the fork. See the manual! For each fork, the oil dosage is individual. To be honest, I usually pour into such forks as 10 or 15 milliliters of oil, viscosity 15W But you must take into account the peculiarities of each fork and study the manual before filling the oil inside the fork / Fork rebound adjustment/ Finally, we can pull the springs on anthers, this is done at the last moment. Carefully put them in place. Degreasing the suspension fork. When servicing the fork, it is all greasy! Grease is not a must! It must be well cleaned of oil. Remove the wheel from the bike. Just in case, we will process the brake disk to keep it clean. If a drop of oil falls accidentally, the brakes will squeal! On our channel there is a detailed video on how to eliminate unpleasant sound, grinding, squeaking disc brakes on a bicycle. Perform brake adjustment. When you take off and put on the wheel, then a small brake disk bends. We fix it immediately with the tool. All done! Our fork is ready! 00:00 how to service your mtb suspension fork 00:28 removing the wheel from the bike 01:27 removing the lower legs of the suspension fork 02:05 How to service the fork without removing it from the bike 03:44 suspension fork maintenance 06:05 how to clean bike fork 07:27 wash bike fork 08:32 service bike fork inside 09:37 high performance suspension fluid 09:56 lubricating foam rings inside the fork 11:25 lubricating suspension fork 12:10 install lower legs of suspension fork 13:40 Lubricating suspension fork 15:29 Degreasing the suspension fork 15:50 Mounting the wheel #suspension #bicycle #mtb

Delve into the world of bicycle hydraulic brakes with us! In this video, we address common issues and demonstrate step-by-step solutions for flawless bike brake performance. Learn to adjust brake handles precisely using specialized tools and pump bicycle brakes with a specialized funnel using Shimano hydraulic mineral oil. Don't miss our expert tips on releasing air bubbles and achieving the ideal stiffness for optimal brake performance. We also stress the significance of brake degreasing and repeating the process on both brakes for consistent results. Join us for a thorough brake examination, resulting in perfectly functioning brakes! Subscribe now to become a master in maintaining and fixing hydraulic brakes, ensuring safe and enjoyable cycling adventures. Hit that like button and embark on this exciting journey together! #bikeservice #brakes #bicycle 00:00 Bicycle with hydraulic brakes 00:30 Fix this on your bicycle right away 01:05 Brake handle adjustment 02:07 How to pump the hydraulic brake on a bicycle 04:09 Brake degrease 04:20 How stiff should the hydraulic brake of a bicycle be? 04:50 How to pump the brake tektro on a bicycle 07:55 Testing the brakes. our pumping result

Hello cyclists! In this video, we will show you how to Make Your Bicycle Faster. I will teach you Bike Rear Hub Maintenance. For example, we will use a bicycle hub Shimano FH-RM30. This video lesson (DIY) for cyclists. Video tutorial in style "ASMR" This video speaks through mechanics, void of verbal content. Universally understandable; designed as a DIY tutorial. Detailed episodes in this video tutorial: 00:00 How to make your bike faster. 01:01 Removing the eccentric and cassette from a bicycle wheel. 01:12 Bike rear hub shimano fh-rm30. 01:22 Cleaning a bicycle hub. 01:33 How to turn a hub. 02:33 Cone wheel bearing on your bicycle rear wheel hub. 03:45 Cleaning the rear wheel hub. 05:27 Bike rear hub maintenance. 05:45 How to grease a bicycle hub. 07:34 How to adjust cone bearings on a bicycle hub. 09:26 Installing the cassette on the freewheel. 09:55 Good job! #maintenance #bicycle #tutorial

Hello friends. This tutorial will be about bicycle wheel maintenance. I will show you what's inside a bicycle hub. We will disassemble the rear hub of the bicycle into small parts, clean the bearings and apply new grease. 00:00 Bike wheel service. 00:34 When should a bicycle wheel hub be serviced ? 00:45 How to disassemble the rear hub of a bicycle. 01:22 What is inside a bicycle hub. 01:35 Ball bearing bike hubs. 01:51 How to remove a bicycle axle of wheel hub. 02:14 Removing the balls of a bicycle rear wheel hub. 02:33 How to clean bicycle wheel hub balls. 03:45 Cleaning cones and other small parts of the bicycle hub. 04:30 Cleaning the axle of the bicycle wheel hub. 06:30 How to clean the inner cups of a bicycle wheel hub. 07:34 Greasing the bicycle wheel hub. 07:51 How to assemble the bicycle wheel hub correctly. 08:40 Installing the dust cover in the bicycle hub. 10:32 How to tighten the nuts on the bicycle wheel hub. 10:50 Now the wheel works perfectly. I made this video without words so that it would be international. I hope that everything will be clear to you, my dear viewers. Enjoy the technical sounds of ASMR cycling service If you liked this video tutorial, share this video with your friends ❤️ It will help the development of the channel! 📈 *Ask your questions in the comments* 👇 ❓ 👇

Hello my fellow cyclists! 🙃 If you have a dropbar with shift-brake levers on your bike, it's not always obvious how to remove and replace the hoods. In this video, I'll show you how to do it using the example of Shimano ultegra st-6700 shift-brake levers. Video format "ASMR" about bike. It will be interesting for cyclists! 00:00 Rubber hoods for bicycle shift-brake levers. 00:15 Dismantling the bicycle handlebar tapes. 01:28 How to find where the shift-brake levers of a bicycle are unscrewed. 01:50 Dismantling the shift-brake levers of a bicycle. 02:18 Disconnecting the bike's brake and shift cables. 03:25 How to remove the bike shift lever hood. 03:47 New shimano shift-brake lever hood. 04:50 How to install a hood on a bicycle shift lever. 06:05 Installing the shift-brake lever on the handlebars. 06:20 How to adjust the position of the shift-brake levers on the bike handlebars. 07:00 Putting the housing and cables back in place. 08:00 Good job.

Hello to those who ride a bike! In this video tutorial, I will show you "How to service ball bearing bike wheels hubs". We will change the oil in a conventional rear hub MTB bike, or mountain bike. Watch this video lesson to the end you can service yourself your rear hub on your bike. You will see how the bushing is serviced in the workshop. Bicycle hubs: Rebuilding and cleaning. Make your bike fast and ride fast by doing wheel hub maintenance at home. In this video I will show you how to easily service Shimano ball bearing hubs at home. IF you do this service on your bike, it will go fast and your ride will be FAST. If you're passionate about cycling, this video is for you. Speech-free video with technical audio, transcending language barriers. An international, do-it-yourself (DIY) video format. #wheelhub #bicycle #bikeservicing 00:00 Rebuilding and cleaning the hubs 00:10 Cassette removal 01:12 Disassembling the hub 04:27 Maintaining ball bearing hubs 06:54 Adjusting the cup and cone bearings on your bike 08:05 Fitting the rotor to the wheel 08:25 Cassette installation