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Originally Posted by daveed
Hello. I need help removing a sheared rear derailer bolt (the result of shifting gears while climbing). Drilling and extraction bits haven’t done the job. I cannot get through to the other side, either. Can the bolt be removed? And if so, do I run the risk of ruining the hanger frame in so doing? Thank you and Happy New Year! FYI: This is a steel frame.


You should be able to drill through the bolt pretty easily w/ a good bit, I don't understand why this is a problem. Hammer a Torx bit in there.
ETA: This didn't happen because you shifted while climbing, something wasn't adjusted correctly. People shift in all sorts of situations. And it looks like your photos are flipped backwards, what's up w/ that?

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