Gears slipping/jumping with little pressure?
richardjiles
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Okay so we all know about worn chain and how they jump with high pressure trying to accelerate, but get this, I replaced the cassette, chain and cranks. Plus I have been checking weekly the chain wear (with my park tool chain checker) so its all good, I aligned my gears perfectly so the shifting is to perfection, plus I used my dag-2 to align the hanger so thats good, yet I was riding home today and its jumping with hardly any pressure, indicating its not because of chain wear, so my question is.... whats wrong? what causes a chain to jump around under little pressure? Also its mainly on my 8th gear (highest gear for this bike)
Its driving me insane because I spent 60 dollars on that dag-2 and it didn't fix the problem.
Thankfully this problem is only on my commuter, so I can still enjoy some bike rides.
Would cheap components causes this problem? because I bought the lower end of srams cassette and chains
Its driving me insane because I spent 60 dollars on that dag-2 and it didn't fix the problem.
Thankfully this problem is only on my commuter, so I can still enjoy some bike rides.
Would cheap components causes this problem? because I bought the lower end of srams cassette and chains
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just had a thought, maybe my deraileurs spring is worn, and therfore jumping around whenever I hit a bump?
the derailleur is quite old, how do i check a derailleur for wear?Kona Fire Mountain Deluxe 09 - Pics out of day0 -
cyd190468 wrote:Did you re-adjust limit screws after replacing the cassette? They aren't all exactly the same width.Kona Fire Mountain Deluxe 09 - Pics out of day0
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cyd190468 wrote:Did you re-adjust limit screws after replacing the cassette? They aren't all exactly the same width.
so hopefully that fixes the problem! I'll get back to you if it didn'tKona Fire Mountain Deluxe 09 - Pics out of day0 -
richardjiles wrote:Yeah thats one of the many things I do when readjusting a rear deraileurCurrently riding a Whyte T130C, X0 drivetrain, Magura Trail brakes converted to mixed wheel size (homebuilt wheels) with 140mm Fox 34 Rhythm and RP23 suspension. 12.2Kg.0