can somebody help a noob?
10-29-09, 09:45 PM
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10-29-09, 09:57 PM
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Everything i say is referring to front deraillure...
Shift to 1st...Loosen the bolt that holds the cable and pull tight and tighten bolt...Now any stretching of the cable has been solved...Next youre gonna have to play with the 2 screws on the deraillure...If its easy all you'll have to do is screw the "High" screw in and the deraillure will move...Being indexed everything has to be perfect to mesh..The Low screw can keep it from shifting up as well so you may have to loosen it. Hope that helps.
Shift to 1st...Loosen the bolt that holds the cable and pull tight and tighten bolt...Now any stretching of the cable has been solved...Next youre gonna have to play with the 2 screws on the deraillure...If its easy all you'll have to do is screw the "High" screw in and the deraillure will move...Being indexed everything has to be perfect to mesh..The Low screw can keep it from shifting up as well so you may have to loosen it. Hope that helps.
10-30-09, 10:46 AM
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Everything i say is referring to front deraillure...
Shift to 1st...Loosen the bolt that holds the cable and pull tight and tighten bolt...Now any stretching of the cable has been solved...Next youre gonna have to play with the 2 screws on the deraillure...If its easy all you'll have to do is screw the "High" screw in and the deraillure will move...Being indexed everything has to be perfect to mesh..The Low screw can keep it from shifting up as well so you may have to loosen it. Hope that helps.
Shift to 1st...Loosen the bolt that holds the cable and pull tight and tighten bolt...Now any stretching of the cable has been solved...Next youre gonna have to play with the 2 screws on the deraillure...If its easy all you'll have to do is screw the "High" screw in and the deraillure will move...Being indexed everything has to be perfect to mesh..The Low screw can keep it from shifting up as well so you may have to loosen it. Hope that helps.
Thanks dude!
You just saved me about 20$ to take it into the store and have that fixed...
But question.. i sorta did the same thing for the rear.....
and it works i goes from 1-5 no problem but at 6 the chain now gets slack and wont go into 6th or 7th
but at least now i can ride again.
11-02-09, 09:25 AM
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Thanks dude!
You just saved me about 20$ to take it into the store and have that fixed...
But question.. i sorta did the same thing for the rear.....
and it works i goes from 1-5 no problem but at 6 the chain now gets slack and wont go into 6th or 7th
but at least now i can ride again.
