Rear Derailleur Not Taking Up Chain Slack at Julian Lentini blog

Rear Derailleur Not Taking Up Chain Slack. When you shift to a smaller cog, the shifter cable releases the rear derailleur, which swings outward, taking up chain slack and causing the pulleys to pull the chain onto a smaller. Just put put on a brand new rear wheel/hope hub with xt cassette. When you shift to a smaller ring or cog, the shifter cable releases the rear derailleur, which swings outward, taking up chain slack and causing the pulleys to pull the chain onto a. If you get a downshift with a bit more lever movement, you need to adjust the barrel adjuster to take up a bit more slack, which moves the chain farther to the left. If that corrects your problem, i. The entire rd assembly no longer swings all. If when downshifting, the shift does not quite happen, try thumbing the lever a bit past the point where the detent in the shifter can be heard (or felt). My guess is that the spring where the mech bolts onto the frame/hanger has unwound itself so the mech is no longer.

If that corrects your problem, i. When you shift to a smaller ring or cog, the shifter cable releases the rear derailleur, which swings outward, taking up chain slack and causing the pulleys to pull the chain onto a. Just put put on a brand new rear wheel/hope hub with xt cassette. My guess is that the spring where the mech bolts onto the frame/hanger has unwound itself so the mech is no longer. When you shift to a smaller cog, the shifter cable releases the rear derailleur, which swings outward, taking up chain slack and causing the pulleys to pull the chain onto a smaller. The entire rd assembly no longer swings all. If you get a downshift with a bit more lever movement, you need to adjust the barrel adjuster to take up a bit more slack, which moves the chain farther to the left. If when downshifting, the shift does not quite happen, try thumbing the lever a bit past the point where the detent in the shifter can be heard (or felt).

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Rear Derailleur Not Taking Up Chain Slack If when downshifting, the shift does not quite happen, try thumbing the lever a bit past the point where the detent in the shifter can be heard (or felt). My guess is that the spring where the mech bolts onto the frame/hanger has unwound itself so the mech is no longer. If when downshifting, the shift does not quite happen, try thumbing the lever a bit past the point where the detent in the shifter can be heard (or felt). When you shift to a smaller ring or cog, the shifter cable releases the rear derailleur, which swings outward, taking up chain slack and causing the pulleys to pull the chain onto a. If that corrects your problem, i. If you get a downshift with a bit more lever movement, you need to adjust the barrel adjuster to take up a bit more slack, which moves the chain farther to the left. When you shift to a smaller cog, the shifter cable releases the rear derailleur, which swings outward, taking up chain slack and causing the pulleys to pull the chain onto a smaller. Just put put on a brand new rear wheel/hope hub with xt cassette. The entire rd assembly no longer swings all.