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[Closed] help with front mech please, pretty urgent!

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Trying to sort mates bike out. Sram X7 shifter and I've bought an alivio front mech.There were no instructions so taken a punt on cable routing on the mech, is it right? When I shift into middle ring it throws the shifter too far and chain jams against the middle ring so I'm guessing it's pulling too much cable.
I'll try and attach a pic.
He's picking the bike up later so hope I can get it working for him...
TIA


 
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is the shifter high enough ?

Is it adjusted properly for the inner as it may be too far over to start with ?

Pics will be massively helpful but if the lever moves it the routing is probably ok so it just needs setting up properly moving the adjust screws that are on it somewhere
Instruction guide below

http://www.parktool.com/blog/repair-help/front-derailleur-adjustment


 
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Balls, doesn't help that I'm having to do this on the phone as the laptop is out of use at the mo.
Can anyone sort the pic out at all? Cheers


 
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2 for the price of 1


 
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Adjusted fine on the granny_ring.... Lol.
1-2 mm clearance when in 1st gear


 
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see those two screws above it one adjusts the trim for inner and one for how far it can move - ie outer fiddle with them - undo cable first and use guide above routing looks fine to me


 
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Cheers guys, does the cable route look right to you?


 
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Aren't SRAM and Shimano pull ratios different and therefore not compatible.


 
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rear only not front always used shimano front mechs with my SRAM


 
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I'll have another look at the cable tension, I slackened it off to get enough clearance off the gr


 
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Cheers guys it's better than it was but it's catching on one side or the other when I adjust the tension. I've thrown in the towel now, the bastid got me.....he'll have to visit the LBS!


 
Posted : 30/04/2017 6:07 pm