Manonabike
Über Member
I have a cassette which has done under 1500 miles. I also two chains which I swap, at least, every other week, so each chain has done about 700 miles. I did check one of the chains last week and it had expanded but very little, no need to change it yet.
I noticed the other day that the chain began slipping on one cog while doing hills.... the problem is getting worst and it's involving more cogs now, however, the chain and cassette combination work fine on the flat
Have I busted the cassette?
I noticed the other day that the chain began slipping on one cog while doing hills.... the problem is getting worst and it's involving more cogs now, however, the chain and cassette combination work fine on the flat
Have I busted the cassette?
. Or could it be slackness in the gear cables as they've stretched overtime
. Is it possible the cassettes were installed slightly differently each time
. Its normal however for the system to behave it self on the flat but gears slip when you are on a climb as in the latter you are putting more strain on the system and there can sometimes be a small deformation in the frame.