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James
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Hi, I got my old(not used for 7+ years) 18 speed Peugeot Ranger out of the shed the other day and
surprisingly found it to be all in working condition. I went out for a bit of a ride, but the chain
broke. So I bought a new one - a Taya
1/2" x 3/32" x 116 links, bushless width 7.65mm tensile strength over 820kg - which says it's
compatible with 5,6 & 7 speeds HG/UG, TY15/20/22/30.
BUT now when I try to cycle it, it keeps going out of alignment and jumping on the smallest rear
cog. It seems ok on the other larger cogs, but not the small one, which is most frustrating. Even
worse it stays in alignment with no problems if I turn the bike upside down and pedal manually, it
only goes out when the chain is being pressured/stretched.
Does anybody have any ideas why this is happening or how to fix this?
surprisingly found it to be all in working condition. I went out for a bit of a ride, but the chain
broke. So I bought a new one - a Taya
1/2" x 3/32" x 116 links, bushless width 7.65mm tensile strength over 820kg - which says it's
compatible with 5,6 & 7 speeds HG/UG, TY15/20/22/30.
BUT now when I try to cycle it, it keeps going out of alignment and jumping on the smallest rear
cog. It seems ok on the other larger cogs, but not the small one, which is most frustrating. Even
worse it stays in alignment with no problems if I turn the bike upside down and pedal manually, it
only goes out when the chain is being pressured/stretched.
Does anybody have any ideas why this is happening or how to fix this?