Chasing an alignment problem only on 6 and 7 cog
8 speed cassette. I've adjusted the RD (Shimano Tiagara). Everything is right except the 6 and 7 cogs. As I turn the pedals at "medium" effort, all seems well. If I turn the pedals fast and shift either from bigger cogs or smaller cogs, I get definite noise when shifting into these two gears. If I keep going, it'll get quiet again going to 5 or 8 and then all the way back to the #1 largest cog. If I am sitting on 6 or 7 and turn the pedals slow, every once in a while the RD will twitch.
I've tried barrel adjustments and can't seem to get rid of it. Any advice? |
check you hanger ,it might be bent . also check the chain for a tight link .
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If you run in 6&7 most of the time the cassette may be worn in those gears. You may also have a bent tooth on one of those cogs. Just a guess.
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I don't know which way you're counting, but if you have greater noise on the larger sprockets there are a few possibilities to check.
The first and most likely is that the RD is a bit high and there's interaction between the upper pulley and sprocket. Shift into the suspect area and check that there's at least 1/2" of free chain or daylight between the pulley and the sprockets. If not use the B screw to push the RD down and see if things improve. It could also be a hanger issue, which usually shows more critically on the largest sprockets because the pulley is closer. |
Originally Posted by jim p
(Post 13144521)
If you run in 6&7 most of the time the cassette may be worn in those gears. You may also have a bent tooth on one of those cogs. Just a guess.
But always do cheap things first like FBinNY mentioned in the post above me, those type of things don't cost a dime so do that stuff first. |
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