Originally Posted by
JacobLee
After all that, with the b-screw all the way in, and the wheel pulled almost all the way back (no room for springs on the dropout adjustment screws) it clears the big cogs in back. Chain is too short to handle big-big, but I’m not too worried about that. I just need to add a washer to space the 14t off the frame.
Sounds like you did a thorough job checking everything out.
Try putting an extra link in the chain, You may need to put in 2 ??? Trial and error. The shims between the dropout hanger and the derailleur body allow getting a close fit. The derailleur should swing back and forth smoothly with no slop. The other thing, there is usually a thin lock nut that goes on the pivot bolt on the inside of the dropout.
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