The building of my second CCCF (FM 015)

[ianrauk]

Here you go Gaz

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[gb155]

Here you go Gaz

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Thanks dude

I'd not put enough gt85 on the cables

Now it's all good to go :-) ( once the brake cable arrives if course )

 

[gb155]

There's no cable in it :/ Adjust the high/low limit screws, then put the cable in it. Then adjust the indexing.

I'd posted thar after putting the cable in and adjusting the limit screws

 

[potsy]

Thanks dude

I'd not put enough gt85 on the cables

Now it's all good to go :-) ( once the brake cable arrives if course )

Get out on it, use your feet to stop bmx style

 

[gb155]

Then your cable tension wasn't high enough.

Indeed , because , as I said, there wasn't enough lube on the cables , now there is, it's sorted

 

[gb155]

Get out on it, use your feet to stop bmx style

With my track record ? Lol

 

[potsy]

With my track record ? Lol

Maybe not

 

[gb155]

Right

Rear mech now 100% indexed ( chuffed with myself tbh)

Tips for the front ? ( hate these more tbh)

 

[rockyraccoon]

Tips for the front ? ( hate these more tbh)

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[gb155]

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Thanks

I'm
Pretty sure the angle/height isn't right

Will deal with it tomorrow as I've just indexed my SRAM bike

 

[fossyant]

The mech cage should sit 2-3mm above the large sprocket. Adjusting the High and low on fronts is relatively simple - you just want it so low (i.e. small chainring) is enough to stop chain rattle on the largest rear sprocket, and the same with the high (big chainring) - stops rattle on the smallest sprocket. Workshop (home) settings you first need to ensure it shifts without dropping the chain.

Then road test it and take a suitable screwdriver with you to make fine adjustments.

ROAD TEST AFTER YOU HAVE FITTED THE BRAKE CABLES !

 

[gb155]

The mech cage should sit 2-3mm above the large sprocket. Adjusting the High and low on fronts is relatively simple - you just want it so low (i.e. small chainring) is enough to stop chain rattle on the largest rear sprocket, and the same with the high (big chainring) - stops rattle on the smallest sprocket. Workshop (home) settings you first need to ensure it shifts without dropping the chain.

Then road test it and take a suitable screwdriver with you to make fine adjustments.

ROAD TEST AFTER YOU HAVE FITTED THE BRAKE CABLES !

Last night and your comments have lit a light-bulb over my head

I struggle so much with front mechs as I always always forget the limit screws

I need to double check the cable goes the correct way into the front mech tho

But as my brake cable still isn't here - I'm taking the night off fettling and will resume tomorrow evening

Thanks again dude

 

[gb155]

Let's do this

 

[Angelfishsolo]

Let's do this

 

[gb155]

All gears now indexed and running sweet

Brakes now