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I have been recently replacing rear inner tube on my bike, since then I was not able to fix the wheel back in.

It makes unusual clicking sounds when backpedaling and one side of the chain gets loose. Upon further inspection I think the problem is that the chain does not properly fit into the rear cogwheels, as if the chain got longer while replacing the wheel?

Also, if I shift to the smallest cogwheel on rear derailleur, the part with two small wheels gets collapsed as if there was not enough tension making in practically impossible to function.   

collapsed rear derailleur

As I said, the bike was working perfectly. I only took out the rear wheel, replaced inner tube and put the wheel back in.

Here is a video of me trying to backpedal. Also notice how the part of the derailleur is wobbling - it is because the chain seems not to fit in the teeth and causes resistance.   

I have been recently replacing rear inner tube on my bike, since then I was not able to fix the wheel back in.

It makes unusual clicking sounds when backpedaling and one side of the chain gets loose. Upon further inspection I think the problem is that the chain does not properly fit into the rear cogwheels, as if the chain got longer while replacing the wheel?

Also, if I shift to the smallest cogwheel on rear derailleur, the part with two small wheels gets collapsed as if there was not enough tension making in practically impossible to function.  collapsed rear derailleur

As I said, the bike was working perfectly. I only took out the rear wheel, replaced inner tube and put the wheel back in.

Here is a video of me trying to backpedal. Also notice how the part of the derailleur is wobbling - it is because the chain seems not to fit in the teeth and causes resistance.  

I have been recently replacing rear inner tube on my bike, since then I was not able to fix the wheel back in.

It makes unusual clicking sounds when backpedaling and one side of the chain gets loose. Upon further inspection I think the problem is that the chain does not properly fit into the rear cogwheels, as if the chain got longer while replacing the wheel?

Also, if I shift to the smallest cogwheel on rear derailleur, the part with two small wheels gets collapsed as if there was not enough tension making in practically impossible to function. 

collapsed rear derailleur

As I said, the bike was working perfectly. I only took out the rear wheel, replaced inner tube and put the wheel back in.

Here is a video of me trying to backpedal. Also notice how the part of the derailleur is wobbling - it is because the chain seems not to fit in the teeth and causes resistance. 

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Derailleur does not match up with chain after tube replacement

I have been recently replacing rear inner tube on my bike, since then I was not able to fix the wheel back in.

It makes unusual clicking sounds when backpedaling and one side of the chain gets loose. Upon further inspection I think the problem is that the chain does not properly fit into the rear cogwheels, as if the chain got longer while replacing the wheel?

Also, if I shift to the smallest cogwheel on rear derailleur, the part with two small wheels gets collapsed as if there was not enough tension making in practically impossible to function. collapsed rear derailleur

As I said, the bike was working perfectly. I only took out the rear wheel, replaced inner tube and put the wheel back in.

Here is a video of me trying to backpedal. Also notice how the part of the derailleur is wobbling - it is because the chain seems not to fit in the teeth and causes resistance.