My chain keeps slipping off Is it something I can fix myself or should I just take it to a...

Repete · 61-69, M

It really depends on what type of bike, if it’s a single speed probably just sliding the wheel back will help.
If it’s a 10 speed or similar could be a few things but I would check the derailleur it may need adjustments . Not really hard and if you have a little spare time, it may be a way to learn more about your bike. In case of an emergency thing maybe have someone help if your not sure.

Pretzel · 61-69, M

if ou have a 10 speed or more it might be a matter of adjusting the deraileur (not sure if I spelled that right or not).

there are a bunch of youtube videos on it and it just takes a screwdriver if I remember correctly.

SW-User

Mine comes off too often too. I think it's cuz the front sprocket is slightly bent. Need to straighten it see if it helps but never remember to

smileylovesgaming · 31-35, F

First thing I would check is the metal spiky circle thing. The chain moves on it. One of those spikes could be broke off

Repete · 61-69, M

If you have the tools and know enough to take a link out, you probably have the tools you need to fix it but don’t take a link out that won’t fix it. If it’s that bad you should replace the whole chain .

I’ve been fixing my own bicycle for the last 50+ years they are not that hard to fix generally unless you have a weird bicycle that’s not bought at a regular shop. A few takes special tools but you can work around most of that. If you want or need someone else to work on your bike then take it to a good bike shop.

Oneofthestormboys · 56-60, M

It’s always worth having a little tool kit if you rely on your bike a lot…
With a loose chain, it could be that you need to slide the back wheel back a little bit, as others have already said.
There are literally loads of videos on YouTube about these things, so have a look on there and you’ll soon learn exactly what to do. None of it is really that hard once you’ve seen how to do it 👍🏻

Sevendays · M

I'm assuming that you're talking about a bicycle. There could be a few reasons why this happens. I think you should take it to a shop to get it corrected. You don't want it falling off at an inopportune moment.

TexChik · F

The chain could be stretched or worn, or something has come loose or slipped. You might need to take your bike into the shop. I am always amazed at the tools and equipment needed to fix a bike these days.