Shimano Crankset & Chainrings - Installation / Maintenance (How To)
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- čas přidán 28. 01. 2021
- In this video I will show you how to install and remove a Shimano Hollowtech 2 crankset (chainset). I will also show you the process of changing the chainrings. This is a step by step guide including tips and the tools needed for the job. This will apply for most modern Shimano cranksets (Tiagra 4700, 105 5700, 5800, R7000, Ultegra 6700, 6800, R8000, and Dura Ace 9000, 9100 series).
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You make everything so simple. Another great video.
Tks
This was helpful for me, thanks for sharing the video.
Glad it was helpful!
Very useful video, thank you.
you are welcome...
Lemme guess.. 46 year old teenager? rock on, totally killer set last night bra
You nailed it
Excellent thanks
No problem
Love this. Would like to know more about how you made the purchase too. So hard to buy anything from Taiwan. Except tea and man what good tea it is.
Purchase of....?
@@scottrider7271 the chain ring, bikes etc. excited about the trek
Hey Scott, thanks for your informative video👍🏿
Is there a way to exchange the 34 ring to a 32 or 30?
Thank you
I tried a solution on my ultegra crank set that was made by company called Croder ...but I found that the chainrings were too flexy... so I don't think that's worth it... Just go the SRAM way and buy a 36 tooth cassette .. I'm currently running a 34 on the front small chainring with a 36 on the back cassette and it works fine with a long cage derailleur
@@scottrider7271 ok. Thank you for your quick reply 👋🏿😊
🎥👍
thanks dood
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Italian I thought...
it's Italian one. are u too lazy to do some google search? :)
Excellent video friend!! ..... I have a question, what is the size of the torx wrench for the Dura Ace 9100 bolts?
Appreciate it! I can't recall the size off hand..I just bought one wrench ..I went to a shop and they sized it up and I just simply bought it... quick Google search though should find it.... PDF duta ace 9100 torx wrench kind of thing
It’s a T30 Torx. The manual says to tighten to 12-16 nm.
@@davidrobertnewman Thanks !!!!!!
You don’t need to remove the crank arms to replace the chain rings!!
What is this guy doing wasting his time and the viewers time.
It is designed to remove the chain rings without removing the crank arms
Just go directly to the inner ring and remove the bolts from the inside using Allen key and replace the inner or outer
If you actually watch the video..I was doing two jobs at once. I was regreasing the bottom bracket and it's a lot easier to replace the rings when the crank that is off. Cheer up buddy.