*possible darwin award nominee*
Some of you know that I've complained about my X9 triggers because I was unable to rip through more than 1 gear at a time - i.e. 1 thumb push changed 1 gear.
Well, my bike has been out of comission for a couple of weeks due to damaged wheels, so I've been doing a lot of tinkering to stave off bordem. I changed my cable and re-routed the r/d cable. When I was dialing in the shifting, I noticed I could get through 3 gears with one thumb push.
Well, last night I rode around in my yard a bit (on a backup set of wheels) and, among other things, tried to get though 3 gears at a time. When I thought about it, I was able to do it, but I had to consciencely push the trigger all the way.
I can't imagine that changing the cable routing had any real impact on anything, so for as much as I hate to say it... I think my problem was that my triggers were rotated too far under the bars... so I couldn't "reach" with my thumb far enough to get through more than 1 gear.
yea, I'm an idiot.
Some of you know that I've complained about my X9 triggers because I was unable to rip through more than 1 gear at a time - i.e. 1 thumb push changed 1 gear.
Well, my bike has been out of comission for a couple of weeks due to damaged wheels, so I've been doing a lot of tinkering to stave off bordem. I changed my cable and re-routed the r/d cable. When I was dialing in the shifting, I noticed I could get through 3 gears with one thumb push.
Well, last night I rode around in my yard a bit (on a backup set of wheels) and, among other things, tried to get though 3 gears at a time. When I thought about it, I was able to do it, but I had to consciencely push the trigger all the way.
I can't imagine that changing the cable routing had any real impact on anything, so for as much as I hate to say it... I think my problem was that my triggers were rotated too far under the bars... so I couldn't "reach" with my thumb far enough to get through more than 1 gear.
yea, I'm an idiot.