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Riding a bicycle is not only about a faster form of transportation or a way to enjoy nature while exercising, it can be a hobby that will kick your creativity in so many ways. You can film your rides, practice new tricks, learn mechanics or work on simple DIY projects that will make your two wheeled look more epic than ever.

I've already showed you how to change a bicycle tyre and also gave some tips on important stuff you can carry on your rides to make it safer and more enjoyable.

On this video, I'd like to bring a quick DIY hack that will make your bicycle look badass and protected against the chain movements.

What does the hack do? If you have a rear derailleur you may have noticed that the chain bounces up and down when you are on uneven roads or attacking a trail, it's normal. However, those bounces sometimes will cause dents on your bicycle frame, which will not only damage the rear tube, but will also decrease your bicycle value if you decide to sell one day.

After watching this video you'll be able to quickly make a chainstay protector using free recycled materials. So call the kids and hands on work!

Fun Bicycle Hack - Making Your Bike Scratch-Free

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Material Summary

The materials needed to make our frame protector are the simplest you'll find, make some effort to get them for free, that way contributing for a cleaner Earth.

Old Tyre Tube - You can find this easily on tyre repair shops, opt for a bicycle tube or motorcycle tube as they are thinner.
Glue - If you decide to glue the tips in place, it's completely optional.
Scissor - To cut the tips once you fix the strip in place.

How to Summary

Cut a strip from the old tube of around 2 fingers in length.
Wrap it around the rear tube (the one between the chain)
Cut excess.
Taaadam, done.

Cost

If you ask for a trashed tyre tube they'll for sure give you, so the cost will be ZERO. By using recycled materials you'll be helping the Earth and making your bicycle more durable, it's a win-win fun little hack.

End Result

^{It should look like this.}

Was this video useful for you? Wil you ride your bike now, please? Hope you've had fun, I'd love to talk to you on the comments down bellow.

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Disclaimer: The author of this post is a convict broke backpacker, who has travelled more than 10.000 km hitchhiking. Following him may cause severe problems of wanderlust and inquietud. You've been warned.