Deralur tuning
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http://bike.shimano.com/product_images/RD/si_images/RD_M570_SI.pdf
go nuts.
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go nuts.
save target as, open in Adobe Acrobat.
if, by some strage device, you don't have Acrobat, download the free Adobe Reader from their (Adobe's) web site.
Sorry if I come out like a d!ck...but why don't you try by yourself and learn by try and error? That's the way 99.999% of the riders learned how to tune their derailleurs.
Good luck! It's really easy...and by trying by yourself, you'll be forced to understand how it works, which is a good thing.
I always forget which one is the high and which one is the low. By looking at where the screws are touching at the maximum, you'll find out which one is which. That's what I always do.
Good luck! It's really easy...and by trying by yourself, you'll be forced to understand how it works, which is a good thing.
I always forget which one is the high and which one is the low. By looking at where the screws are touching at the maximum, you'll find out which one is which. That's what I always do.
Im sure he appreciates the help.
thats how i learnt. And after i went through 3 deraillers i finally put the hammer away....
Originally posted by BurlySurly
Im sure he appreciates the help.
He should...because if he listens to me, he'll be able to tune his derailleur by himself the next time he'll be in trouble in a trail because of derailleur problems. So...all in all, I'm more helpful than you are in this thread...STFU and go back to the political forum.
you only have to adjust your derailler yearly????
unfortunatly, not everyones self-sufficient....Originally posted by FlipSide
He should...because if he listens to me, he'll be able to tune his derailleur by himself the next time he'll be in trouble in a trail because of derailleur problems. So...all in all, I'm more helpful than you are in this thread...STFU and go back to the political forum.
That's true, but everyone can try! ...and not everyone has access to Ridemonkey during a ride to ask how to break a chain or to tune a derailleur. Such basic stuff is important to know. It can save a ride!
I personnally have a rather limited talent for mechanical stuff...but at least, I try to know as much as possible on how my bike works.
are you sure you're actually writing them?....
i only do my school work the night before due date....leaves plenty of time to, uhh..., remember stuff i already know....
unfortunatly, thats the first requirement for self-sufficiency...lol
I would tell, if I knew... I guess trial and error...
