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Stiff front shifter.
The new build is ready enough to use it if I had to.
The rear shifter works OK, but the best I could do with the front is oil the pivot pins and hope for the best. So far; I've cranked it on the biggest chain ring and turned the twistgrip to leave the cable slack. Question is - what're the chances of it freeing up with use? Thanks. |
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Stiff front shifter.
"Benderthe.evilrobot" wrote in message ... The new build is ready enough to use it if I had to. The rear shifter works OK, but the best I could do with the front is oil the pivot pins and hope for the best. So far; I've cranked it on the biggest chain ring and turned the twistgrip to leave the cable slack. Question is - what're the chances of it freeing up with use? The question is slightly changed - on this occasion I missed something obvious. The low gear stop screw needed adjustment - but it should've shifted between top and middle. Took the chain off so I could waggle the shifter and make sure it was free (it was) and suddenly it was as simple as it looks. |
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