Chain

Jon.S said:

Folks,
i've had to buy a new front mech but i'm having dificulty in
getting the chain to stop rubbing on the outer cage when on the 6th and 7th
sprockets.
I'm running 7 speed but it's an M761 front mech.
Anyone offer advice on the solution?

Regards.

Turn the screw,bend the cage in,and maybe it work. It does for me.

Turning the screw to the position where it doesn't grate on the outer
cage,results in not being able to shift to the small chain ring.I'm not
going down the road of vandalising the mech to get it to work so i'll take
it back and get a 7 speed specific.Regards
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Jon.S said:

Folks,
i've had to buy a new front mech but i'm having dificulty in
getting the chain to stop rubbing on the outer cage when on the 6th and

7th

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Quoted message said:

sprockets.
I'm running 7 speed but it's an M761 front mech.
Anyone offer advice on the solution?

Regards.

Turn the screw,bend the cage in,and maybe it work. It does for me.

Jon.S said:

Folks,
i've had to buy a new front mech but i'm having dificulty in
getting the chain to stop rubbing on the outer cage when on the 6th and 7th
sprockets.
I'm running 7 speed but it's an M761 front mech.
Anyone offer advice on the solution?

Regards.

Let me guess, you're in the front middle chainring when you're
shifting into the smalles sprocket when you hear the noise? That noise
is set up to be a hint that you should shift up to the big ring/middle
rear.

/s

It was the M761 mech.I changed it for an Alivio and all is well.Cheers.
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Jon.S said:

Folks,
i've had to buy a new front mech but i'm having dificulty in
getting the chain to stop rubbing on the outer cage when on the 6th and

7th

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

sprockets.
I'm running 7 speed but it's an M761 front mech.
Anyone offer advice on the solution?

Regards.

Let me guess, you're in the front middle chainring when you're
shifting into the smalles sprocket when you hear the noise? That noise
is set up to be a hint that you should shift up to the big ring/middle
rear.

/s