Originally Posted by
box opener
There is no problem on chain downshifting for the rear derailer, it works fine ever since, which means shifting towards the smaller cog for my bike, and which means the tension on the chain is further relieved, the problem is that when I am going up hill, I hope the rear derailer can shift the chain to larger cog that could make pedaling easier for me, and this is where the failure of derailer most take place. Do you have any idea on improving that, how do you think of replacing the indexed rear derailer to friction derailer? does that help evidently?
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A friction shifter is simply a lever to pull or release the cable. It doesnt really care what kind of derailler you have.
Its job is to maintain the position of the derailler on the cog you have selected.