Rotor Q Rings - Front Mechs
Duncanandthemachine
Posts: 263
Hi all,
I'm in the process of building up my new R5 vwd frame (yes I know...another one!) and I've just picked up a Rotor crank set and have some Q Rings in the post. I notice that rotor sell small blocks to outset front mech's to work with the oval cranks - are these necessary or can I save myself £25?
Any experience appreciated.
I'm in the process of building up my new R5 vwd frame (yes I know...another one!) and I've just picked up a Rotor crank set and have some Q Rings in the post. I notice that rotor sell small blocks to outset front mech's to work with the oval cranks - are these necessary or can I save myself £25?
Any experience appreciated.
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It all depends on where your mech hanger is positioned on your frame. One frame I have its not a problem and the other I just pop in a couple of formed washers between the mech and the hanger which helps tilt the mech a little bit. I find the spacers angle it too much resulting in the underside if the mech cage coming into contact with the chain.0
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Ok, cheers. I might leave the front mech setup to the LBS!!0
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didn't fit anything to my frame. didn't even think about it. I just fit the cranks and lined the mech up
I have a dura ace 7900 front mech and you can adjust it just about any way necessaryCrafted in Italy apparantly0 -
Worked fine with my super record,shifting up front was no different at all.Colnago c60 Eps super record 11
Pinarello F8 with sram etap0