How To Adjust low Limit Screw, rear Derailleur
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- This is a separate video going into detail on the low limit screw on the rear derailleur. This tutorial will work on any brand derailleurs out there including Shimano, Sram, Campagnolo and more.
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This the best tutorial I have seen for adjusting the low limit screw. Most videos do not explain the reasoning behind the moves and although they work, they leave a novice mechanic puzzling through the steps. Winding the low level screw all the way in before you start is important, yet the other videos don't even mention this, they are vague and rather hit & miss. This might be obvious to some, but not others (like me). Great video, I subscribed!
Thank you Richard, this is great feedback. Glad I can help.
Thank you so much, Im glad it helped.
The main reason for gears failing to index is cable tension. They’re has been no mention of checking this first and foremost, before tinkering with the limit screw.
Great VId but where to next? Not sure how or when to tighten up cable again. Thankyou
When you say "unloosen", that means tighten. I think you mean to say loosen, no?
Sorry for the confusion. When unscrewing the the L screw it is creating more space for the derailleur to move. In this case the derailleur would move into the spokes.
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This video just helped me fix my bike thank you for this amazing and really good explaining tutorial❤
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please make a video on my last comment where I stated my problem as follows: Just like in this video, when the chain refused to go on the last gear, my bike's chain refuses to shift from first chain ring to middle chain ring and then middle to third also makes noise. please make a video on how to tackle this. thanks
Will do Hareleen, thank you for the feedback!
What do you do with the cable you released in the beginning?
Without going back to watch the video. I may have pulled tention with finger tips and tightened at the pinch bolt. Deore doing that confirm the chain and derailleur are in the very last gear. They need to be on the same page.
Makes sense. Thank you!
Hey, watching this top learn about adjusting my derailleur, when you are showing how to push derailleur manually you say you are pushing on the pivot point, the pivot point is actually where your pointing finger is located not the point where you press it down (that is the lever). The pivot point is the point the lever arm (in this case the body of the derailleur is rotating or pivoting around), which is under your pointing finger. Some very good info for a cycle newbie though!
Okay, thanks for e insight.
Thanks for the informative videos
Your welcome Shishi.