I just changed my wrecked short cage xtr deraileur for a long cage and get an evil noise when it is running on the smallest chain ring and largest cassett sprocket 34T. B-screw is tightened. Should I have added two chain links to accomodate the long cage deraileur? Or might it be something else? Poor adjustment? Bent hanger?
I just changed my wrecked short cage xtr deraileur for a long cage and get an evil noise when it is running on the smallest chain ring and largest cassett sprocket 34T. B-screw is tightened. Should I have added two chain links to accomodate the long cage deraileur? Or might it be something else? Poor adjustment? Bent hanger?
Sometimes the B-adjustment screw isn't long enough, which is a pain. If it looks like its resting on the cogs (you can really tell if you pull the chain off), and the screw is all the way down, then take the screw out and thread it in from the other side. A bit harder to adjust, but it'll give you that bit of extra length you need.
Sometimes the B-adjustment screw isn't long enough, which is a pain. If it looks like its resting on the cogs (you can really tell if you pull the chain off), and the screw is all the way down, then take the screw out and thread it in from the other side. A bit harder to adjust, but it'll give you that bit of extra length you need.
Jon Bond
Or just fit a longer screw, like I did, and have done with it.
Sometimes the B-adjustment screw isn't long enough, which is a pain. If it looks like its resting on the cogs (you can really tell if you pull the chain off), and the screw is all the way down, then take the screw out and thread it in from the other side. A bit harder to adjust, but it'll give you that bit of extra length you need.
I have done that before when the derailleur has been twisted or the hanger twisted. But I don´t think it is now. When I backpedal the upper pulley does not rub against the largets sprocket. It only does when I apply heavy pressure, as for getting up a step or a steep incline, and I have changed from a shortcage to a longcage without adding chain links.
I just changed my wrecked short cage xtr deraileur for a long cage and get an evil noise when it is running on the smallest chain ring and largest cassett sprocket 34T. B-screw is tightened. Should I have added two chain links to accomodate the long cage deraileur? Or might it be something else? Poor adjustment? Bent hanger?
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I just changed my wrecked short cage xtr deraileur for a long cage and
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an evil noise when it is running on the smallest chain ring and largest cassett sprocket 34T. B-screw is tightened. Should I have added two chain links to accomodate the long cage deraileur? Or might it be something
Bill The mind serves properly as a window glass rather than as a reflector, that is, the mind should give an immediate view instead of an interpretation of the world. :-]
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Shaun Rimmer said:
> It's the derailleur, get rid of it.
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Wus O-C-D? The mind serves properly as a window glass rather than as a reflector, that is, the mind should give an immediate view instead of an interpretation of the world. :-]
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grassy ass amigo, Bill The mind serves properly as a window glass rather than as a reflector, that is, the mind should give an immediate view instead of an interpretation of the world. :-]