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Originally Posted by kenhill3
Wow. Don't know what else to try with the cables/housings, though my preferred lube is Triflow for this.

So, next- How are your shifter pods/mechanisms? H2O in those?
Hey Ken,
I'll be honest with you, this whole "problem" caught me by surprise. Like I said, I have not been riding my geared bike much lately, but when I was, I noticed that shifting my bike was NO WHERE NEAR as easy as my buddies bike was shifting. So I pulled out the TriFlow, and went thought this exercise sometime in the fall. Everything was BUTTER-SMOOTH, and I was REALLY HAPPY with how it was shifting.

Stuck it up in the rafters for a couple of weeks, pull it out for a big ol' ride, and this is how it is treating me?

Do bikes have feelings? Feelings that can get hurt?

I am with you on the TriFlow though. And I HAD used that not more than about a month or two before I let it start collecting dust.

I also was wondering about the shifters.
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