Old 06-23-21, 10:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Cpn_Dunsel
If there is actual flex that causes chain rub while under stress than the BB might have issues and should be inspected/replaced. It would not be the frame that is flexing but a bad BB can give a feel in the pedals that is concerning.
It could be frame flex that's causing the front derailleur rub, especially since this is an entry level bike.

Derailleur rub was a commonplace problem in the before time (before stiff aluminum and carbon frames became commonplace).
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