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How to Run a Chain Through the Derailleur - SportsRec
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Most bikes have both a front derailleur and a rear derailleur controlling the position of the chain on the front chain rings and rear cogs or sprockets. The rear derailleur is more complex because the chain cage moves both horizontally and vertically and the chain runs around a pair of wheels. The front derailleur has ...
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