How to disassemble a bicycle. How many tools you need to disassemble a bike. DIY

Hello cycling enthusiasts. Today I am going to show you how I take a bike apart.
Why am I doing this, you ask? Disassembling a bike is done to maintain the bike as efficiently as possible and prepare it for the season. Each part is thoroughly washed and repaired or replaced if necessary.
Only one frame is left of the bike. We unscrew every screw, every mechanical unit on the bike.
Today we had a quality control inspector from bicycle service.
He checked everything very carefully to make sure that our bike shop was in perfect order and that the work was done as efficiently and quickly as possible!
Watch this video to the end to see how many tools I needed to completely disassemble the bike.
After watching this video, you will be able to disassemble your bike yourself.
Have fun watching, my dear viewers!

00:00 How to disassemble my bicycle.
00:15 What happens if you never service your bike.
01:14 How to remove the bike chain.
01:53 How to remove the rear derailleur.
02:19 Dismantling the left bike crankset.
02:48 How to remove the front derailleur.
03:05 How to properly dismantle the bottom bracket of the bike.
03:38 How to quickly remove the pads from hydraulic bike brakes.
04:55 How easy it is to remove bike grips if you have a compressor.
05:17 Dismantling the shifter, brake levers and remote lockout.
05:35 How to dismantle a bike fork for replacement or repair.
06:45 How to dismantle a centre-lock brake rotor.
07:33 Dismantling a bicycle cassette from a wheel.
07:55 How many tools you need to disassemble a bike.