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Old 04-03-07 | 05:49 AM
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Tim, you said this happens in the "middle cogs." By chance are your friction shifters loose and move more freely in the mid range? If so the spring in the N/R RD might just be pulling the chain off to the next cog. Does it tend to only skip in one direction? Down to a smaller cog? The other possibility is that the RD is bent and the jockey pulleys not lining up with the freewheel cogs correctly.
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