Bicycle Maintenance

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How To Adjust Cantilever Brakes

Adjust brake levers, re-surface pads, set cable tension and center cantilever style brakes.

Frequent chain cleaning and lubrication will help keep dirt off your chain and prevent wear.

Did you know that you can check the health of your bearings by listening to your bike seat?

Cable lubrication is recommended, especially if you ride in the rain or have steel-lined cable housings.

Applies to most 3-chainring derailer systems.
Adjust your Rear Derailer

Using WD-40 as a chain lube will actually damage your chain.

Applies to most 3-chainring derailer systems.
Adjust your Front Derailer