Wahoo Kickr - Changing Cogs?
08-23-19, 12:36 PM
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Wahoo Kickr - Changing Cogs?
Hey all,
I just purchased a Wahoo Kickr 2017 and I have what is likely a dumb question. The Kickr has a cluster on it and when I move from my road back wheel to the Kickr my shifting is all messed up. I see two solutions to this: 1) Adjust the derailleur every time I switch between them which would really suck 2) Buy exactly the same cluster as I have on my bike and hope that the alignment is spot on.
Am I missing something? How does everyone deal with this situation?
I just purchased a Wahoo Kickr 2017 and I have what is likely a dumb question. The Kickr has a cluster on it and when I move from my road back wheel to the Kickr my shifting is all messed up. I see two solutions to this: 1) Adjust the derailleur every time I switch between them which would really suck 2) Buy exactly the same cluster as I have on my bike and hope that the alignment is spot on.
Am I missing something? How does everyone deal with this situation?
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Hey all,
I just purchased a Wahoo Kickr 2017 and I have what is likely a dumb question. The Kickr has a cluster on it and when I move from my road back wheel to the Kickr my shifting is all messed up. I see two solutions to this: 1) Adjust the derailleur every time I switch between them which would really suck 2) Buy exactly the same cluster as I have on my bike and hope that the alignment is spot on.
Am I missing something? How does everyone deal with this situation?
I just purchased a Wahoo Kickr 2017 and I have what is likely a dumb question. The Kickr has a cluster on it and when I move from my road back wheel to the Kickr my shifting is all messed up. I see two solutions to this: 1) Adjust the derailleur every time I switch between them which would really suck 2) Buy exactly the same cluster as I have on my bike and hope that the alignment is spot on.
Am I missing something? How does everyone deal with this situation?
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Hey all,
I just purchased a Wahoo Kickr 2017 and I have what is likely a dumb question. The Kickr has a cluster on it and when I move from my road back wheel to the Kickr my shifting is all messed up. I see two solutions to this: 1) Adjust the derailleur every time I switch between them which would really suck 2) Buy exactly the same cluster as I have on my bike and hope that the alignment is spot on.
Am I missing something? How does everyone deal with this situation?
I just purchased a Wahoo Kickr 2017 and I have what is likely a dumb question. The Kickr has a cluster on it and when I move from my road back wheel to the Kickr my shifting is all messed up. I see two solutions to this: 1) Adjust the derailleur every time I switch between them which would really suck 2) Buy exactly the same cluster as I have on my bike and hope that the alignment is spot on.
Am I missing something? How does everyone deal with this situation?
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Hmmm..., I recently bought my Kicker and even though I swapped out the cassette for a compatible one with my RD it was not shifting right for the two smallest cogs. Closer inspection revealed that my derailleur hanger was bent and twisted. I replaced that only very recently (re-aligned of course) and had my first kicker ride just this morning. Shifts very smoothly and sounds great.
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