[stosh]

Ok... I get a lot of ghost shifting on my bike. I have a nice loop in the cable house to hopefully allow some give so the cable doesn't go to loose when the rear triangle is moving up.

I'm looking for some hints or ideas to help get the ghost out of my rear der.

 

[PsychO!1]

Originally posted by stosh
I'm looking for some hints or ideas to help get the ghost out of my rear der.

Have you called Ghostbusters???















Seriously though,
Check to see if any of the hpousing loops could be hanging on something as the bike compresses. I've seen the loop past the seat post hang on the seat QR.

 

[Lexx D]

Or the housing and cable are too short and get pulled. Just an idea

 

[stosh]

I knew I left myself wide open with that ghost remark.


I have a loop to add some give to the system but It seems like it either isn't enough or it's to much. Also the way that I'm supposed to route the cable isn't the greatest either but I don't have many other options.


Thanks for the help guys. I'll have to go look at it more closely.

 

[SKYWAYBUZZ]

Too much housing, try to just make it fit, careful not to go to short or you'll have to start over.

 

[stosh]

Originally posted by SKYWAYBUZZ
Too much housing, try to just make it fit, careful not to go to short or you'll have to start over.

You really think so?
I tried it with the housing cut to fit pretty well and when the rear triangle was compressed down it ended up leaving a lot of slack in the cable that runs exposed above the top tube.

 

[Repack]

Originally posted by stosh
You really think so?
I tried it with the housing cut to fit pretty well and when the rear triangle was compressed down it ended up leaving a lot of slack in the cable that runs exposed above the top tube.

I second that. On my FSR, I once left the section of housing that bridges from the main frame to the seat stays nice and long to allow for movement. Wrong move. With a minimal amount of bow, everything was fine.