acorn54

i find that the you tube videos are much easier to follow than written instructionals. a bike repair person named dave degado offers 200 hours of instructional videos on everything one needs to know. has anyone tried these videos here is his web page

DIYBikeRepair® Easy Bicycle Repair Course With 200 Videos and Bike Repair Manuals

Bill Kapaun

The trouble with many videos is that if you need to use one, you don't have the experience to tell how good/bad it is.
I've seen some BAD videos produced by Stupid Idiots. Not just the run of the mill Idiots.

acorn54

well if you go to the web page i gave the link to mr. delgado gives an instructional video you can watch about adjusting the rear derailleur. i' d be interested in your opinion of it.

ltxi

I'm happy with and recommend Zinn's manuals, but this seems good if one needs that kind/depth of visual instructional detail.

cradom

These are pretty good, although some people were upset when he started charging for them.
His forum isn't bad either, though not near as many members as here.
Bicycle Tutor - Bike Repair Video Tutorials

acorn54

thanks guys for your critique of the video and mr delgado