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ultegra rear deraillier

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  1. A bit new to road cycling. Can anyone tell me how to adjust the rear
    deraillier so that in highest gear(smallest cog) it stops "clicking". It
    isn't quite engaing the gear? It seems the deraillier needs to move out
    a bit more just not sure what i need to adjust! can any one help?

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  2. gwatt said:

    A bit new to road cycling. Can anyone tell me how to adjust the rear
    deraillier so that in highest gear(smallest cog) it stops "clicking". It
    isn't quite engaing the gear? It seems the deraillier needs to move out
    a bit more just not sure what i need to adjust! can any one help?

    Yes, but the Shimano website can too!

    Breifly:

    If your chain is sitting nicely on all the other cogs?

    then -

    Look at the derailleur from the back. you will see 3 little screws. Find
    a screwdriver that fits them (good quality small Phillips).

    The little screw with a "H" next to it, turn it anti-clockwise half a
    turn. Turn your cranks. Better?

    If not, change up and down the rear cogs a few times, and try another
    half turn.

    If not now, you need to use the barrel adjuster (where the cable meets
    the mech) to centre the chain on the appropriate cog, (2nd hardest to
    pedal), change to the smallest, and turn the screw back in (clockwise)
    until it just starts to make noise, then back out half a turn.

    If not now, get a shop to align your derailleur hanger.

    Have fun

    M "seized stop screws are no fun" H

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