hi all, experiencing ss set up hell (see my other post(s)) final solution possibly a pushy upy tesnioner and there's one of these available at my lbs now!
any good?
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dmr tension seeker 2 any good??
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Posted 1 year ago #
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I'm telling you it's the sprocket!
Nothing a tensioner can do will sort your problem IMO, apart from maybe pointing up.
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i've tried a superstar ss sprocket and a surly 17t sprocket as per my previous post.
both can't be faulty?
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I've had a Tension Seeker for years and if you fit it properly it should be perfick.
Always always always fit it "push up". Sometimes I put a little velcro strap, or zip tie around the jockey axle and chain stay to stop it flapping if the chain has a little too much slack. I never use the spring to make it too tight because that adds a little resistance to the pedalling.
Note - SS sprocket teeth are a lot longer (higher) than ones off a cassette so this might account for the jumping. I know somebody who had a Chris King SS sprocket and it would only work with certain chains. But after a few rides it should settle down.
But just make sure it isn't a 1/8 sprocket. Do this by wrapping the chain around it manually and making sure it all engages and releases nicely.
Posted 1 year ago #
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