when i got my trek 5000 a couple months back i noticed that the chain would rub if i went past a certain ring on the casette. The guy at the shop told me i could just tap the dront derailer lever and make a minor adjustment. This works well when i am getting into the smaller side of the casette (i am pushing the front derailer out from the bike). However, it seems i cannot do the same when i move from the outside part of the casette in. i tap the small lever for the front derailer and it immediately shifts into the smaller ring. It appears that adjustments made to make the derailer move "into" the bike cannot be adjustments, only whole steps. Is there anyway i can do this?
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runningvato said:
when i got my trek 5000 a couple months back i noticed that the chain would rub if i went past a certain ring on the casette. The guy at the shop told me i could just tap the dront derailer lever and make a minor adjustment. This works well when i am getting into the smaller side of the casette (i am pushing the front derailer out from the bike). However, it seems i cannot do the same when i move from the outside part of the casette in. i tap the small lever for the front derailer and it immediately shifts into the smaller ring. It appears that adjustments made to make the derailer move "into" the bike cannot be adjustments, only whole steps. Is there anyway i can do this?
Derailer adjustment is off.Too tight hi limit, too much cable tension or combination of both. The LBS nose picker must be a moron too if he/she can't make it right.You shouldn't need to be making any adjustment to the 'outside of the bike' when in the big ring,and smaller cogs,that aspect of FD position takes care of itsself when everything else is right....www.parktool.com has derailer adjustment in the repair section.
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