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Old 08-24-01, 11:54 PM
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Derailleur Adjustment

Yawl;
Both my wife and I are having trouble with our front derailleurs. (we are both still riding dept store junk and will be for the foreseeable future). While I'm really nervous about adjusting them myself, I see no alternative. I had my wifes done by the LTS (Local Tackle Shop which also sells bikes) last week but it's out of adjustment already. Can someone point me to an online guide? :confused: :confused:

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Try this:
https://www.parktool.com/workshop/how...derailleur.htm

Our very own Joe Gardner turned me on to this web page (thanks, Joe!).
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Thank you mike and Joe. I'm very grateful!:thumbup:
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Don't forget to make sure the derailleur is level with, or slightly toed in from, the chainline.
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