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campagnolo jumping chain
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i have a problem i can't understand. campagnolo centaur group, 10-speed, cassette 13-29, long cage derailleur, chain chorus 10-speed. everything is set as it should, and working very well. but.... sometimes (happened 3 times in a dozen rides or so) if i downshift more than one speed at a time, my chain jumps. anybody out there had or has the same problem? someone suggested to me to take off a link, even if the chain is the right length. but before i commit a $100 to buy the campagnolo chain tool (working their 10-speed chain is a pain in the neck with my chain tool) i'd rather wait and hear from someone else experience.... Posted Via Usenet.com Premium Usenet Newsgroup Services ---------------------------------------------------------- ** SPEED ** RETENTION ** COMPLETION ** ANONYMITY ** ---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.usenet.com |
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M. Bakunin wrote: hello all, i have a problem i can't understand. campagnolo centaur group, 10-speed, cassette 13-29, long cage derailleur, chain chorus 10-speed. everything is set as it should, and working very well. but.... sometimes (happened 3 times in a dozen rides or so) if i downshift more than one speed at a time, my chain jumps. anybody out there had or has the same problem? someone suggested to me to take off a link, even if the chain is the right length. but before i commit a $100 to buy the campagnolo chain tool (working their 10-speed chain is a pain in the neck with my chain tool) i'd rather wait and hear from someone else experience.... Posted Via Usenet.com Premium Usenet Newsgroup Services ---------------------------------------------------------- ** SPEED ** RETENTION ** COMPLETION ** ANONYMITY ** ---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.usenet.com Not quite sure what you mean by "my chain jumps". Jumps where? A little clarification would be helpful. Is this a triple or double? How do you know everything is set as it should be? If it were, would your chain be "jumping"? What is your bike seatpost made of? Help us help you by explaining exactly what you mean. D'ohBoy |
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"D'ohBoy" wrote: M. Bakunin wrote: hello all, i have a problem i can't understand. campagnolo centaur group, 10-speed, cassette 13-29, long cage derailleur, chain chorus 10-speed. everything is set as it should, and working very well. but.... sometimes (happened 3 times in a dozen rides or so) if i downshift more than one speed at a time, my chain jumps. anybody out there had or has the same problem? someone suggested to me to take off a link, even if the chain is the right length. but before i commit a $100 to buy the campagnolo chain tool (working their 10-speed chain is a pain in the neck with my chain tool) i'd rather wait and hear from someone else experience.... Not quite sure what you mean by "my chain jumps". Jumps where? out of the big chain ring, toward the outside. A little clarification would be helpful. Is this a triple or double? double. How do you know everything is set as it should be? If it were, would because i just build it. and brought it to a shop for a mechanic to check it out. because this is not my first bike, because i do the maintenance on my bikes (road and mtb). but here i'm puzzled... What is your bike seatpost made of? why? you're in the market for one? Posted Via Usenet.com Premium Usenet Newsgroup Services ---------------------------------------------------------- ** SPEED ** RETENTION ** COMPLETION ** ANONYMITY ** ---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.usenet.com |
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M. Bakunin wrote: In article om, "D'ohBoy" wrote: M. Bakunin wrote: hello all, i have a problem i can't understand. campagnolo centaur group, 10-speed, cassette 13-29, long cage derailleur, chain chorus 10-speed. everything is set as it should, and working very well. but.... sometimes (happened 3 times in a dozen rides or so) if i downshift more than one speed at a time, my chain jumps. anybody out there had or has the same problem? someone suggested to me to take off a link, even if the chain is the right length. but before i commit a $100 to buy the campagnolo chain tool (working their 10-speed chain is a pain in the neck with my chain tool) i'd rather wait and hear from someone else experience.... Not quite sure what you mean by "my chain jumps". Jumps where? out of the big chain ring, toward the outside. A little clarification would be helpful. Is this a triple or double? double. How do you know everything is set as it should be? If it were, would because i just build it. and brought it to a shop for a mechanic to check it out. because this is not my first bike, because i do the maintenance on my bikes (road and mtb). but here i'm puzzled... What is your bike seatpost made of? why? you're in the market for one? Posted Via Usenet.com Premium Usenet Newsgroup Services ---------------------------------------------------------- ** SPEED ** RETENTION ** COMPLETION ** ANONYMITY ** ---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.usenet.com Sorry about the red herring "seatpost" question. So your chain jumps off the big ring in the front, to the outside? Older steel, or less stiff frame? Do you get a lotta chainrub on the fder? Is your big ring worn? How old is your chain? Combo of new chain and old ring or vice versa would also contribute to this happening. Sounds like you are hammering and you have some serious frame flex happening. I can't think of any other cause - the slack in the chain due to the momentary motion of the rear der allows while you are at the peak of your power stroke on the drive side forcing the bb area and crank to the left relative to the chainline and pop! off the chainring to the outside (and the chainring or chain wear would also contribute to this). A perfect storm of mechanical factors. Good luck and please, if you do solve this, let me/us know what the solution was. D'ohBoy |
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M. Bakunin wrote: hello all, i have a problem i can't understand. campagnolo centaur group, 10-speed, cassette 13-29, long cage derailleur, chain chorus 10-speed. everything is set as it should, and working very well. but.... sometimes (happened 3 times in a dozen rides or so) if i downshift more than one speed at a time, my chain jumps. anybody out there had or has the same problem? someone suggested to me to take off a link, even if the chain is the right length. but before i commit a $100 to buy the campagnolo chain tool (working their 10-speed chain is a pain in the neck with my chain tool) i'd rather wait and hear from someone else experience.... Posted Via Usenet.com Premium Usenet Newsgroup Services ---------------------------------------------------------- ** SPEED ** RETENTION ** COMPLETION ** ANONYMITY ** ---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.usenet.com After reading the other popsts...when going to a bigger cog, lower gear,, chain wants to come off the big ring to the outside..Sounds like FD adjust but tough to say w/o seeing it. Chain is hitting FD somehow when the angle of the chain is changing whilst going to larger in size cog. |
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"Qui si parla Campagnolo" wrote: FD adjust but tough to say w/o seeing it. Chain is hitting FD somehow Thanks for the input. Will check position and alignment of FD. Posted Via Usenet.com Premium Usenet Newsgroup Services ---------------------------------------------------------- ** SPEED ** RETENTION ** COMPLETION ** ANONYMITY ** ---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.usenet.com |
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M. Bakunin wrote: In article . com, "Qui si parla Campagnolo" wrote: FD adjust but tough to say w/o seeing it. Chain is hitting FD somehow Thanks for the input. Will check position and alignment of FD. Posted Via Usenet.com Premium Usenet Newsgroup Services ---------------------------------------------------------- ** SPEED ** RETENTION ** COMPLETION ** ANONYMITY ** ---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.usenet.com Thought your mechs were already confirmed to be correctly set up by a prof wrench ;-) D'ohBoy |
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