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For the purpose of installing and tuning a rear mech ( new or existing) as opposed to straightening a known out of alignment hanger is it worth owning this tool ?
Yes. Even new bike or hanger is not always straight due to manufacturing tolerances.For the purpose of installing and tuning a rear mech ( new or existing) as opposed to straightening a known out of alignment hanger is it worth owning this tool ?
Ha haBecause SRAM.
More clumsy and less accurateI don’t remember the last time my mech had a strike, and I’m regularly riding in really rocky places. You’re way moar Gnarr than me.
which one did you purchase ?I’ve only recently brought a hanger straighter.
X-Tools Pro Gear Hanger Alignment Toolwhich one did you purchase ?
The eagle drive train apparently has low tolerances for alignment, B adjust, hi/lo. Just wondering if its worth investing in one.
Either that or sell the drive train and start again with shimano 11 speed
I got vigilinked.X-Tools Pro Gear Hanger Alignment Tool
$35.50 (at the time) from CRC
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/mobile/au/en/x-tools-pro-gear-hanger-alignment-tool/rp-prod122319
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I got vaglinked too!I got vigilinked.
$35 is ok, not sure I want to drop $100 on the park tools version.
However I'm a crossthreader from way back, not sure I can rely on my eye.
Dont seem to be able to solve that I'm afraidI got vaglinked too!
I'd rater straighten a hanger than mend/replace frame parts!Some hangers are made from cheese, mine was, so you could get alot of use from it. I just bought a north shore billet one, no issues since.
mech hanger parts yesaint they frame specific, so ya gotta get em from the frame manufacturer
I got rid of it!Dont seem to be able to solve that I'm afraid
I'd rater straighten a hanger than mend/replace frame parts!
Other companies copy them but depends on what bike you have, they're obviously not going to replicate ones where they aren't going to sell a lot of.aint they frame specific, so ya gotta get em from the frame manufacturer