Raleigh Sensor

"The Big Man" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Picked up an old Raleigh Sensor which needs work and as
a novice I'm

lost.

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Is there a web site which covers chain, gear and
brake cable

replacement?

Raleigh didn't make any of the above components. It should
be very easy to get standard replacements from any bike
shop. Chains and cables are a piece of cake to replace.
You didn't say what type of gears it has or what exactly
the problem is.

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Also is there a way of decideing chain size without
counting the links?

Why would you not count the links?

Raleigh web site just refers me to my local dealer, 120
miles away from the

Thr current "Raleigh" company is far removed from the
original Nottingham organisation.

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Thanks

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The Big Man

The Big Man said:

Picked up an old Raleigh Sensor which needs work and as a
novice I'm lost. Is there a web site which covers chain,
gear and brake cable replacement? Also is there a way of
decideing chain size without counting the links?

Raleigh web site just refers me to my local dealer, 120
miles away from the north of Scotland.

Thanks

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Chain size- Around largest chainring and largest rear cog,
plus two links. Better to leave it a bit long.

Dan Daniel said:

Chain size- Around largest chainring and largest rear cog,
plus two links. Better to leave it a bit long.

Oops- maxo is right- one full link, not two (well, two
pins!!).

Thanks for the help folks.

"The Big Man" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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Quoted message said:

Picked up an old Raleigh Sensor which needs work and as a
novice I'm lost. Is there a web site which covers chain,
gear and brake cable replacement? Also is there a way of
decideing chain size without counting the links?

Raleigh web site just refers me to my local dealer, 120
miles away from

the

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north of Scotland.

Thanks

--
The Big Man