Mech Hanger Tool - worth buying?
Discussion
Currently have three bikes which all get ridden regularly, been having shift issues at one point or another on most most of them, some easy to solve, some not so.
Is it worth the home mechanic having a hanger alignment tool? Wiggle do theirs for £25, Park is £55.
LBS generally charge >£15 should gears require looking at.
Is it worth the home mechanic having a hanger alignment tool? Wiggle do theirs for £25, Park is £55.
LBS generally charge >£15 should gears require looking at.
I saw a great ghetto version on YouTube the other week.
Two pieces of threaded bar. One through the dropouts, one through the hanger and tweak the hanger one until both are in line in each direction.
I'll try and find it again.
Edit.
https://youtu.be/WS2vd8N1Vos
Two pieces of threaded bar. One through the dropouts, one through the hanger and tweak the hanger one until both are in line in each direction.
I'll try and find it again.
Edit.
https://youtu.be/WS2vd8N1Vos
CoolC said:
I saw a great ghetto version on YouTube the other week.
Two pieces of threaded bar. One through the dropouts, one through the hanger and tweak the hanger one until both are in line in each direction.
I'll try and find it again.
Edit.
https://youtu.be/WS2vd8N1Vos
That's an interesting idea, but it must depend on the mech hangar being relatively flimsy. I think with at least one of mine, the rod would probably bend first as the hangar is really chunky.Two pieces of threaded bar. One through the dropouts, one through the hanger and tweak the hanger one until both are in line in each direction.
I'll try and find it again.
Edit.
https://youtu.be/WS2vd8N1Vos
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This is my method as well.