I greased the chain and inflated the wheels and everything is fine, but the bike can’t go uphills well.
anyone know how to feed the chain on to the front smaller chain holder section? I can easily move the back on to the bigger side, but need to get the front on to the smaller part so i can bike easier up hill. Right now the way it is, it’s only good for flat land but on hills i gotta push the bike up
anyone got any tips? when i try to force the chain past the small metal part that’s blocking and holding the chain up to the upper chain holder, in pic 3 and 4, it doesn’t feel natural, but if that’s the only way, then I’ll try it later. Let me know




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nah but seriously, i need any nigga that bikes to get in here and answer this question
thought this was a tobacky thread
nah this a serious question, I’ve been reading about bike chains and how-to for 30 minutes
how come this dude can create like 3 threads per day a day and i cant it tells me to try again in a few seconds
I had a variation of this bike way back then and it had a left hand shifter for the front of the chain. It sounds like you've already checked that and this one doesn't have that or it's not working properly
I had a variation of this bike way back then and it had a left hand shifter for the front of the chain. It sounds like you've already checked that and this one doesn't have that or it's not working properly
what you mean chain shifter? where on the bike would it be?
i might be overlooking it entirely
what you mean chain shifter? where on the bike would it be?
i might be overlooking it entirely
It's usually on the handlebar for easy access
what you mean chain shifter? where on the bike would it be?
i might be overlooking it entirely
handlebars or frame, he means the thing that you change with your hands that moves that chain on it's derailler
It's usually on the handlebar for easy access
could be on the frame if it's older bike though tbh
where is the left shifter @op
It's usually on the handlebar for easy access
these s***s? I thought they were for the handlebars @p_p

could be on the frame if it's older bike though tbh
where is the left shifter @op
I just moved them s***s and that metal piece blocking the chain moved to adjust the front of the chain 
we got bike experts. Thank you my niggas! for real!!! I hope ya’ll have a blessed Sunday
we biking
@Beach_kneega
I just moved them s***s and that metal piece blocking the chain moved to adjust the front of the chain 
we got bike experts. Thank you my niggas! for real!!! I hope ya’ll have a blessed Sunday
we biking
don't shift stationary tho, bad for the chain p sure
pedal a bit now and get it going and report back, shift through all the gears to make sure they working
@Beach_kneega
I just moved them s***s and that metal piece blocking the chain moved to adjust the front of the chain 
we got bike experts. Thank you my niggas! for real!!! I hope ya’ll have a blessed Sunday
we biking
That's wassup. Enjoy
the brakes going well though too ?
don't shift stationary tho, bad for the chain p sure
pedal a bit now and get it going and report back, shift through all the gears to make sure they working
Yeah this too. Shift while pedalling
chain moved, just killed the same steep hill that was giving me problems earlier
thank you again @p_p @Beach_kneega my dawgs forreal

Good thread this made me happy