Mt. Fury Roadmaster - a set on Flickr
My pictures show a perfectly good Mt. Fury Roadmaster except for one thing. When the front sprocket is on the smaller two of the three front sprockets (and even some when it's on the other, just less), the derailleur rubs as shown in the picture (in other words, it's pinched up). So could the first step to solving the problem simply be:
1) Take some links out of the chain (this is something I'm good at doing, I've done it on several bikes now).
Or is there some simpler way to fix the problem?
Just curious.
Enjoy.
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My pictures show a perfectly good Mt. Fury Roadmaster except for one thing. When the front sprocket is on the smaller two of the three front sprockets (and even some when it's on the other, just less), the derailleur rubs as shown in the picture (in other words, it's pinched up). So could the first step to solving the problem simply be:
1) Take some links out of the chain (this is something I'm good at doing, I've done it on several bikes now).
Or is there some simpler way to fix the problem?
Just curious.
Enjoy.
Pell http://www.twospoke.com/forum/images/smilies/smile.gif