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How Do You Fix A Slipped Bicycle Chain?

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How Do You Fix A Slipped Bicycle Chain?

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A slipped chain is right up there with a flat tire as one of the most common bicycle mishaps. The problem often happens while you’re trying to shift gears. Not to worry – it’s easy to fix, and you’ll be back on the road in no time. Step 1 Stop as soon as you safely can, and move you and your bike out of traffic. Step 2 Steady your bike by leaning it against something or using the kickstand if you have one. Step 3 Take stock of the situation. If the chain has fallen off in front, push the rear derailleur forward slightly to give you some slack. Step 4 Use your other hand to put the chain back on the front chain ring. Step 5 Note that if the chain has come off on the rear, you may have a bigger problem. Try to put the chain back on the rear cogs. However, if it’s stuck, you may have to remove the rear wheel first. Step 6 Pedal backward when you are done to make sure everything is working properly.

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