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Old 03-30-12, 11:06 PM
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double fd on a triple crank

like the title says i got a 105 double fd off of ebay, its a new take off. threw it on my 2300 triple cranks.... ive got it going but it seems a a bit on the rough side (quite a bit of chain rub on both ends of the sprectrum.

ive removed about 5 links and have it pointed out to help with shifting, i plan on getting a new crankset eventually here, but hope this gets me a long for a while.

so any tips?
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It won't work well with your little ring. Triple specific FD's are deeper/wider allowing the chain to ride "lower" relative to the big ring.
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my little do you mean middle ring. i forgot to add that i dont use my granny gear anyways thats why i threw on the double fd. i only intend to use the middle and large rings
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That'll help. Chain lines are still a little different with the outer two rings of a triple vs a double due to the Q factor; i.e. your big/big combo would have a worse chain line with the triple as the chainring is further from the BB with the triple.
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ok.......
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....ok

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limit screws are doing nothing, tension or no tension. and i dont cross chain.
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and i own the park tool book
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