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Im trying to set up the derailleur on my hardtail and running into a strange issue
When shifted into the larger half of the cassette gears, the chain is entering the derailleur to far outboard (away from the wheel), meaning every time a link goes through the lower pulley, the pulley has to shift the chain over a few mm so the teeth can engage the gap in the chain, this is produces a loud click each time. And I cant figure out whats causing it.
The current setup is:
- 34t NW ring on XT 2x10 cranks. (ring in larger position)
- Shimano Zee (wide Range) derailleur
- Shimano Saint 10spd shifter
- 11-36 Sram Cassette.
- 10 spd KMC chain.
Ive checked the chain length, its correct.
Ordinarily, I would have thought that it was a chain line issue. But the bike was running happily with Sram shifting, the same size Shimano cassette, same crank and chain.
Or I might have thought it was an issue with the derailleur, but that had been working fine on another (dual susp) bike until now.
Anyone have any idea what might cause this problem?
When shifted into the larger half of the cassette gears, the chain is entering the derailleur to far outboard (away from the wheel), meaning every time a link goes through the lower pulley, the pulley has to shift the chain over a few mm so the teeth can engage the gap in the chain, this is produces a loud click each time. And I cant figure out whats causing it.
The current setup is:
- 34t NW ring on XT 2x10 cranks. (ring in larger position)
- Shimano Zee (wide Range) derailleur
- Shimano Saint 10spd shifter
- 11-36 Sram Cassette.
- 10 spd KMC chain.
Ive checked the chain length, its correct.
Ordinarily, I would have thought that it was a chain line issue. But the bike was running happily with Sram shifting, the same size Shimano cassette, same crank and chain.
Or I might have thought it was an issue with the derailleur, but that had been working fine on another (dual susp) bike until now.
Anyone have any idea what might cause this problem?