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New bike - shifting
Well I got my new bike UPS today and assembled it. Everything seems
fine except some derailer adjustments I think I need to make. The bike has shimano shifter/brakes in one unit. To shift you either twist the brake lever and to shift in the other direction you push a button beside the lever down. The problem i'm having is that it seems to take a bit of time to shift. I make one large shift of the lever and it changes gears but starts grinding or clicking, until I fiddle around with a few half-shifts (trim shifts I think it's called) and then it's fine. The chain isn't at an extreme angle, the noise comes from the rear gears. Is this normal and something I will have to get used to or is there a way to make the shifting smoother and quicker? Thanks. |
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