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Changing Which Gears Rub on Double

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  1. I have a 2001 cdale xr800 with 105 sti and f&r derailluers.
    On the large chainraing all rear cogs run without rubbing (
    I dont ride with big front/big rear but pedalled by hand to
    see). I get rubbing (Sounds like it) on the smaller front
    and smaller two rears which I want to use. How can I get
    these gears to work and lose others I dont need?

  2. On 31 May 2004 19:47:58 GMT, [email hidden] (Jkpoulos7)

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    I have a 2001 cdale xr800 with 105 sti and f&r
    derailluers. On the large chainraing all rear cogs run
    without rubbing ( I dont ride with big front/big rear
    but pedalled by hand to see). I get rubbing (Sounds like
    it) on the smaller front and smaller two rears which I
    want to use. How can I get these gears to work and lose
    others I dont need?

    You might just be able to use the shifter to adjust the
    derailer's position without actually shifting. Try pushing
    the lever one click.

    If that doesn't work, maybe you can tighten the cable-
    tension adjuster. It should be a barrel surrounding the
    cable a couple inches from the shifter, or at the end of the
    cable housing where it goes into the stop on the downtube
    and becomes bare cable.

    Or, you may be able to adjust the "low" screw on the front
    derailer. If, when in the small chainring and large rear
    cog, the front derailer has lots of space between it's inner
    cage and the chain, turn the "low" screw until it moves
    outward and almost touches the chain.
    --
    Rick Onanian

  3. Quoted message said:

    I have a 2001 cdale xr800 with 105 sti and f&r
    derailluers. On


    the large

    Quoted message said:

    chainraing all rear cogs run without rubbing ( I dont ride
    with big


    front/big

    Quoted message said:

    rear but pedalled by hand to see). I get rubbing (Sounds
    like it)


    on the

    Quoted message said:

    smaller front and smaller two rears which I want to use.
    How can I


    get these

    Quoted message said:

    gears to work and lose others I dont need?

    This is normal because you really shouldn't use the
    small/small and big/big combo's. You could try a longer
    bottom bracket to change the chainline so it won't rub, it
    will propably result in rubbing with the big/big combo's. If
    the small/small is so important you don't care much about
    the other gears you could also switch the big and small
    chainring.

    "Jkpoulos7" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:20040531154758.19141.00000287@mb-
    m02.news.cs.com...

    Quoted message said:

    I have a 2001 cdale xr800 with 105 sti and f&r
    derailluers. On


    the large

    Quoted message said:

    chainraing all rear cogs run without rubbing ( I dont ride
    with big


    front/big

    Quoted message said:

    rear but pedalled by hand to see). I get rubbing (Sounds
    like it)


    on the

    Quoted message said:

    smaller front and smaller two rears which I want to use.
    How can I


    get these

    Quoted message said:

    gears to work and lose others I dont need?

  4. jkpoulos-<< I get rubbing (Sounds like it) on the smaller
    front and smaller two rears which I want to use. How can I
    get these gears to work and lose others I dont need?

    Quoted message said:
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    <BR><BR>

    With multi cog systems with big rings with all sorts of pins
    and ramps and such, this is NORMAL. The chain is tickling
    the big ring. No problem, nothing to fix or adjust. Just
    don't ride there.

    Peter Chisholm Vecchio's Bicicletteria 1833 Pearl St.
    Boulder, CO, 80302
    (303)440-3535 vecchios.comvecchios.com "Ruote convenzionali
    costruite eccezionalmente bene"

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