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Start by giving your old rear derailleur a thorough cleaning with a de-greaser. Bike parts are expensive, especially new ones. So why not do all you can to keep your current components running smooth. That's the gist in this latest video from our friends at the Global Cycling Network, who show...

Editor's Note: This post is courtesy of Art's Cyclery. The original posts can be found here. So you are out on your bike and your rear derailleur cable snaps. What now? Here's a quick roadside fix that you can use to get me home. The first thing you'll want to do is release all the shifts from...