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Nexus Gears Sliping 3/4/5
Long time browser short time poster, little advice if anyone knows how.
i have a Roux G8 carbon drive i use for commuting, after a road side fix on a puncture i find that 3/4/5 gears slip under pressure, i did the standard release for nexus, slide the wheel forward and released the belt (yes belt) and once fixed i put the wheel back on in the same position and aligned the line for the gears in the window of the nexus hub, now though when going up hill and use medium gearings it slips until i drop too low or too high.
just wondered if i need to do anything different with these than standard road bikes (nexus noob here)
cheers
mark
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