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  1. Had a new chainset and pedals fitted at the LBS, and now my front mech won't
    change through the full range of gears. Presumably the new chainrings are
    further apart than they were on the old chainset. You'd think people would
    check these things...

  2. "Doki" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Had a new chainset and pedals fitted at the LBS, and now my front mech


    won't

    Quoted message said:

    change through the full range of gears. Presumably the new chainrings are
    further apart than they were on the old chainset. You'd think people would
    check these things...

    they just need to adjust the top and bottom limit screws if that is the
    case; you could do it yourself but if you've paid them why do it yourself?
    but it is a pain having to take it back. Just been converting a friend's
    Ridgeback Genesis to drop bars (he wouldn't listen when I said was he sure
    he wanted flats!) what a mess of his gears his LBS made as well!

  3. MartinM said:

    "Doki" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Had a new chainset and pedals fitted at the LBS, and now my front
    mech won't change through the full range of gears. Presumably the
    new chainrings are further apart than they were on the old chainset.
    You'd think people would check these things...

    they just need to adjust the top and bottom limit screws if that is
    the case; you could do it yourself but if you've paid them why do it
    yourself? but it is a pain having to take it back. Just been
    converting a friend's Ridgeback Genesis to drop bars (he wouldn't
    listen when I said was he sure he wanted flats!) what a mess of his
    gears his LBS made as well!

    Well, I know how to do it myself, but for some reason the thought hadn't
    occured to me to alter the limits. Must be hard of thinking lately. Only
    this afternoon, I laid under my car and had a poke around the bit I was
    going to paint. And discovered nowt but nice, solid iron oxide. I really
    should have done that *before* I spent £120 on paint, spray guns, filler,
    masks etc...

    Anyway, the bike shop doesn't open again until Thursday, so I reckon I'll
    get the workstand out tomorrow and get it sorted. Almost a full week with no
    riding would drive me mad. Especially now I'm working indoors (*spit*).

  4. "Doki" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Had a new chainset and pedals fitted at the LBS, and now my front mech


    won't

    Quoted message said:

    change through the full range of gears. Presumably the new chainrings are
    further apart than they were on the old chainset. You'd think people would
    check these things...

    New, ie different, chainset may need a different length bottom bracket as
    well.

    Ken.

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    occured to me to alter the limits. Must be hard of thinking lately. Only
    this afternoon, I laid under my car and had a poke around the bit I was
    going to paint. And discovered nowt but nice, solid iron oxide. I really
    should have done that *before* I spent £120 on paint, spray guns, filler,
    masks etc...

    But at least now you are all ready to paint it after you've finished the
    welding....

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