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Help with Shimano flat Bar front shifter

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  1. I have a ST-R224 front shifter set up with a triple crank. The
    shifter is new as is the Front Der. It shifts fine from smaller rings
    to bigger, but it always shifts skips the middle ring on the way down.
    Nothing appears broken inside. Are these both double and triple
    compatible with out any change, or is it possible this one is set up
    for a double and needs to be changed to triple? There seem to be
    quite a few "unused pawls in the mechanism??
    Please email me with any info. Thx for any help.
    Mike

  2. Mike C said:

    I have a ST-R224 front shifter set up with a triple crank. The
    shifter is new as is the Front Der. It shifts fine from smaller rings
    to bigger, but it always shifts skips the middle ring on the way down.
    Nothing appears broken inside. Are these both double and triple
    compatible with out any change, or is it possible this one is set up
    for a double and needs to be changed to triple? There seem to be
    quite a few "unused pawls in the mechanism??
    Please email me with any info. Thx for any help.
    Mike

    It sounds like it needs a simple adjustment. You probably need to add
    a little tension to the cable for it to downshift to the center
    chainring properly.

    Jeff

  3. Mike C said:

    I have a ST-R224 front shifter set up with a triple crank. The
    shifter is new as is the Front Der. It shifts fine from smaller rings
    to bigger, but it always shifts skips the middle ring on the way down.
    Nothing appears broken inside. Are these both double and triple
    compatible with out any change, or is it possible this one is set up
    for a double and needs to be changed to triple?

    Nope, all are double and triple compatible.

    There seem to be

    Quoted message said:

    quite a few "unused pawls in the mechanism??
    Please email me with any info. Thx for any help.
    Mike

    make sure the FD is positioned correctly, both in alignment, height
    and in-out...make the shift cable ohh-soo loose, just a wee bit loose,
    when in smallest ring..try that. I'm guessing you need to move the FD
    outward a wee bit via the inward limit screw...but tuff w/o seeing
    it.

  4. On Feb 4, 7:22 am, "Qui si parla Campagnolo" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    Mike C said:

    I have a ST-R224 front shifter set up with a triple crank. The
    shifter is new as is the Front Der. It shifts fine from smaller rings
    to bigger, but it always shifts skips the middle ring on the way down.
    Nothing appears broken inside. Are these both double and triple
    compatible with out any change, or is it possible this one is set up
    for a double and needs to be changed to triple?

    Nope, all are double and triple compatible.

    There seem to be

    Quoted message said:

    quite a few "unused pawls in the mechanism??
    Please email me with any info. Thx for any help.
    Mike

    make sure the FD is positioned correctly, both in alignment, height
    and in-out...make the shift cable ohh-soo loose, just a wee bit loose,
    when in smallest ring..try that. I'm guessing you need to move the FD
    outward a wee bit via the inward limit screw...but tuff w/o seeing
    it.

    Turns out that the first detent is for inside trim. Either need to
    leave the cable loose enough to avoid a shift with the first detent,
    or as I found - fix the cable bolt with the shifter in the trim
    detent. Works fine now.
    Thx for the replies.
    Mike

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