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Sram Force Derailleur installation

Old 02-08-09, 03:32 PM
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Sram Force Derailleur installation

Hi I have recently trying to install my front derailleur, but have had no success. I am completely new to this and everything has gone smoothly until the installation of the front derailleur. I have set it up so that there is basically no chain rub on both crank rings. But I when tie down the cable and try to shift nothing particularly happens. So I have been spending most of my rides on one ring.I also would like to include that I don't have the twisty nut things that are attached to the frame/cables I see on the headtube/downtube on most bikes. Are those supposed to come with the cableset? Anybody have helpful suggestions for me? Thanks in advance
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Old 02-08-09, 07:50 PM
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i think your adjusting your cable with the shifter not on the low gear. so when you shift up you 'cant'? or nothing happens

if nothing happens that probably means the cable tension is too low,

if you loosen the clamp to the cable and pull it and shift DOWN all the way. then adjust the cable again. you shifter might not be at the bottom when you adjust it for the small ring
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