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Old 01-03-11 | 02:46 PM
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conomac
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Originally Posted by dddd
Many times when the derailer is traumatized, the two main (mounting and cage) pivots are no longer parallel, irrespective of any cage replacement.
In these cases, the derailer's indexing will be off as the cage would rotate off-axis relative to the axle and sprockets, thus making proper cable adjustment impossible, and also being affected by shifts at the front derailer since the cage rotates a lot whenever a front shift is made.
I'm worried about this...and that I've significantly weakened the cages by bending/straightening them. The more I have thought about it, the more sense it makes to just get a new derailleur.
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