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Old 08-01-25 | 09:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Trakhak
The OP said that he replaced the front shifter cable because it looked a little frayed. Quite a leap from that to a cracked frame.
He says the front mech rubs under load, a common cause of rubbing things is flex, and a cause of excessive flex is frame failure. Might as well eliminate the major problems before getting down to fine tuning. It could just be that there's a bit of play in the bottom bracket, or the front high limit needs backing off a bit, or other things. But no amount of adjustment in the stand is going to achieve anything if the problem isn't adjustment.
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