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it was all working ok before the mech moment ?
how was the mech ripped off ??
In the shifter itself? It's about 6months old, got a new gruppo late last year. So the former sounds likely.
Was getting a little ghost shifting, but not like this.
Chain connecting link flared I think, going up a steep climb then I came to a standstill with the mech hanging off.
From what you're all saying it's leading me to the shifter as well.
Thanks!
If you're using your shift lever to hold the much in place then it definitely sounds like the lever is worn. Assuming you are using a Chorus cassette then 800 miles is a long way before it wears out, so I doubt it's your cassette.
The same thing started happening to me with 10s chorus, just before the shift lever fell off. Worth checking if the bolt holding the mechanism is loose, or, if old, that the disc that controls the indexing isn't worn out maybe?
The same thing started happening to me with 10s chorus, just before the shift lever fell off. Worth checking if the bolt holding the mechanism is loose, or, if old, that the disc that controls the indexing isn't worn out maybe?
Into the smaller sprockets.
When you say down, do you mean into smaller or larger cogs?