Chain Jumping On Sprocket at Tyson Farncomb blog

Chain Jumping On Sprocket. Chain jumping could be a sprocket problem. The chain will skip two gears instead of just one, or shift between gears even when you don’t make a switch. When the chain skips under pedaling load this is often called “ghost shifting” or “phantom shifting”. When operating normally, roller chain engages several. The most common culprit is a problem with the rear derailleur. Another possibility is that you have the wrong chain. Now (instantly after replacement), the chain is jumping when in the smallest sprocket on the cassette, when under load. In this article we discuss the various reasons why your chain might be skipping or jumping gears, how to properly diagnose the issue and the relevant ways to remedy it. If your chain is clean, check for chain wear (unlikely since it's new). The rear derailleur is the gear system that moves the chain between sprockets when you shift gears.

In this article we discuss the various reasons why your chain might be skipping or jumping gears, how to properly diagnose the issue and the relevant ways to remedy it. Another possibility is that you have the wrong chain. The rear derailleur is the gear system that moves the chain between sprockets when you shift gears. When operating normally, roller chain engages several. The most common culprit is a problem with the rear derailleur. When the chain skips under pedaling load this is often called “ghost shifting” or “phantom shifting”. Now (instantly after replacement), the chain is jumping when in the smallest sprocket on the cassette, when under load. Chain jumping could be a sprocket problem. The chain will skip two gears instead of just one, or shift between gears even when you don’t make a switch. If your chain is clean, check for chain wear (unlikely since it's new).

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Chain Jumping On Sprocket The chain will skip two gears instead of just one, or shift between gears even when you don’t make a switch. The most common culprit is a problem with the rear derailleur. The rear derailleur is the gear system that moves the chain between sprockets when you shift gears. The chain will skip two gears instead of just one, or shift between gears even when you don’t make a switch. Chain jumping could be a sprocket problem. When the chain skips under pedaling load this is often called “ghost shifting” or “phantom shifting”. If your chain is clean, check for chain wear (unlikely since it's new). Another possibility is that you have the wrong chain. In this article we discuss the various reasons why your chain might be skipping or jumping gears, how to properly diagnose the issue and the relevant ways to remedy it. When operating normally, roller chain engages several. Now (instantly after replacement), the chain is jumping when in the smallest sprocket on the cassette, when under load.