HOW TO INDEX BICYCLE GEARS THE RIGHT WAY - BOTH DERAILLEURS AT ONCE

Having trouble getting your indexed gears working properly? In this tutorial I will show you the way to get it right with the added bonus of setting both derailleurs up at the same time. Let me walk you through the indexing of cable operated bicycle gears.
This applies to all manufacturers' gear systems regardless of whether it is a road bike or a mountain bike. Shimano, SRAM, Campagnolo, they all work on exactly the same principal. This really is an easy skill to learn and if you follow the instructions in a methodical way you'll master it in no time.
I'll show you the quickest and best way to set up both your derailleur's at once. Covering setting up the limit screws and getting the correct cable tension, you'll be setting up indexed gears to perfection in no time. I can't stress how straight forward this process is as long as you follow the steps in the same order I do. The key is to not make big adjustments at once and over doing it. This is the main mistake made when trying to set up indexing on a bike... take your time to master it for good.
Learn how to set up your own bike successfully and you will get a great sense of satisfaction and achievement.
As always, if you are in doubt or don't feel confident about your bike maintenance, go and speak to a professional bike mechanic.
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[@mreconomics1125]

Its interesting you say barrel adjustors can be adjusted while riding! This is something i am going to google now

[@vatsmith8759]

Quite a detailed explanation unfortunately made much more difficult to follow because of the bloody background music. Turn it off!

[@bicycleguru]

Thanks for your feedback...

[@Biggreydog]

Impossible to follow and i know how to do it.

[@bicycleguru]

So sorry I haven't responded sooner @Biggreydog. You can read why on the channel's community tab if you are interested. I can do it too and sorry you found it impossible to follow. Not anywhere as good at filming how to do something as actually doing it. Just a beginner, me!