3. Finally, shift to low gear. The chain will be on the largest ring in the rear and the smallest ring in the front. Tighten the L screw until the derailleur can move only as far as the largest ...

A bike that squeaks, rattles, and clicks is annoying and frustrating. Use these tips to troubleshoot the most common and ...

Buying a high-quality 10-speed mountain bike derailleur from a decade ago, say, a Shimano Deore XT RD-M786 SGS, doesn't actually cost any more than what you'd spend on eBay buying a Deore XT rear ...

Again, not a big surprise from Ratio who are all about DIY service and repair. The derailleur’s cage itself looks very similar to their latest replacement cage for SRAM Transmission 10-52T ...

There have been countless innovations to the rear derailleur over the years. These have included compatibility with an ever-increasing number of sprockets, the introduction of indexed shifting ...

It seems prudent to take the rear derailleur off if you have thru-axles, but otherwise, you really don’t need to disassemble the bike and I’ve seen it survive countless trips with no issues ...

Electronic gear-shifting for bicycles is becoming increasingly common, with big names like Shimano, Campagnolo and SRAM all offering complete systems. However, what happens if you have a perfectly ...

To fix a skip in the rear derailleur, shift your chain into the smallest ring on your rear cassette (the hardest gear) and the middle or larger ring on your front derailleur. Press your shifter once.

Removing the front derailleur opens up options to make rear suspension pivots wider, meaning more stiffness and longer lasting bearings, which makes our riding lives better/happier/more fun.