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36 Comments
😮that happened to me too😮
Di2 they said😂
Is that Shimano?
$30k bike and it still can't keep the chain on 😂
more like "fucking shimano"
Hanger looked super bent in last shot?
I did that on my Wednesday club ride.😎
🇨🇳
the shopkeepers offer it ! so you can take it to have it fixed every week
No chance me ever trying that. With my back, I can barely reach my downtube shifters.
Katastrophe 😮
We used to do this back then in eritrea, when were kids.
Not a chance…
Oh good
What a loser. He had to use his fingers to get the chain back on. I've "shifted" my chain back on on many occasions.
At home it is more safe to try this 😀
wow
No lo entiendo…. bicicleta de tanto dinero 💩💩💩💩💩💩
The Dotted Shirt guy absolutely SENDING it afterwards 😂
Well I cannot bike at home, so I obviously wonttry it there
hey, great idea, i pay 2000 euro more for an electronic gear and the chain falls down even for a super cronoman. electronic gears are soooooo usefull……
That chain looks looser than sleeve of wizard
😮😮😮 he Can miss hes fingers😮😮😮
If you've dropped chain off the chainring, sometimes you can just pop it back on by upshifting to a larger chainring gear while pedaling slowly.
I'm pretty sure precisely 'at home' is the only place you should try this.
Amazing when the Pros do it, but when my broke ass can't afford a new groupset and I have to put my chain back on 5 or 6 times in one ride, its pretty normal LOL
That's pretty standard in racing.
Küng can't catch a break lol. First going headfirst into the barrier, now this
I do this by shifting up. That will most likely get the chain back on
someone is getting sacked
I hereby promise to try this anywhere else than from at home 😉
Besides, it's "Küng" with 'umlaut', not "Kung", i.e. pronounced "Kyng". I'm not German myself (only 3rd language in elementary school here), although I have a basic sence of foreign language pronunciation – just as everybody should have. The speaker here making a fool of himself, must be cringing for his audience…
Pro tip: use your FD to get the chain back on.
It is very easy 🤷♂️.
Don't try this on a track bike….
It's pitiful that cycling's polarised 'brand-queens' in the Comments are trying to use this incident as ammunition in a brand war. Such people crop up in all walks of life – whether they've bought into Canon, not Nikon, Fuji or Sony; or Boeing not Airbus; or Apple not Windows or Android; Tesla not Nissan; Campagnolo not Shimano or SRAM.
A childish, aggressive, mocking, brainwashed, school playground cult/gang mentality – almost exclusively male, you'll note – which is really rather pathetic.
Chains can come off – and stay on – anywhere, any time. Things get adjusted. Humans can make errors. Stuff happens. That's life. At a professional level it has nothing to do with what brand you're riding and everything to do with situation and circumstance.
I've done it, so it can't be that hard.