This tech tip demonstrates advanced rear derailleur adjustments in order to achieve proper shifting.
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1 Comment
I've been riding bikes for years (was a messenger for 2!), I've read instructions on derailleurs, I've had mechanics and mates show me this multiple times - finally, I understand ... thanks - great edumacation.
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