How to Get a Chain Back on the Derailleur of a Bike

This video demonstrates:
- How to remove a jammed chain from the spokes of a bike
- How to fit a chain onto a derailleur
- The correct way to get a chain onto the front gear of a bicycle
- How to do this without damaging your bike frame
- The best way to do this without getting oil and grease on your hands, bike and bar tape


The video features a new cycling maintenance tool called 'Rehook'. It is ideal for dropped chains, maintenance and removing rear bicycle wheels during transport or when changing a tyre.



Featured in a host of Cycling guides and magazines. Including; Cycling Weekly, Road.CC, Cycle magazine, Triathalon Plus.

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Rehook is the original tool to get your chain back on your bike. It weighs just 20 grams and attaches to your bike frame, so its always ready when you need it most.

The tools unique design means oil and dirt stays away from you and your bike

Its adjustable high-grip silicon strap attaches to your bike frame so its immediately accessible and you can bounce over rocks and curbs with Rehook firmly in place - no rummaging through pockets or panniers.

Simple to use just Hook, Fit and Turn
- Use Rehook to hook your dropped chain
- Put the chain back on at the top of the gears
- Lift the back wheel while using Rehook to turn your gears forward


“Never get your hands mucky again with this simple tool for refitting a dropped chain”
- David Arthur, Road.CC



Rehook. Get your chain back on your bike in 3 seconds - Without the mess!
www.rehook.bike