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  1. boudreaux said:

    What a bunch of BS!!. 🙁 🙁 :eek:

    Explain what you mean by BS.

  2. limerickman said:

    Explain what you mean by BS.

    A pile of excretement deposited by a male bovine.

  3. boudreaux said:

    A pile of excretement deposited by a male bovine.

    Seems that the explantion diadnosed and treated by my LBS has rubbed you up the wrong way Boudreaux.

    Don't waste time in replying - you were unable to diagnose or rectify the problem when I posted the problwm initially.
    And it is obvious that when the diagnosis and the problem is sorted that you
    take this as some sort of personal insult.
    Pathetic.

  4. limerickman said:

    Seems that the explantion diadnosed and treated by my LBS has rubbed you up the wrong way Boudreaux.

    Don't waste time in replying - you were unable to diagnose or rectify the problem when I posted the problwm initially.
    And it is obvious that when the diagnosis and the problem is sorted that you
    take this as some sort of personal insult.
    Pathetic.


    Well, actually, the chain 'setling in' had nothing to do with it. Disassembling the cable tension adjuster had nothing to do with it.He adjusted and aligned the dreailer.But just keep slopping up the BS.

  5. boudreaux said:

    Well, actually, the chain 'setling in' had nothing to do with it. disassembling the cable tension adjuster had nothing to do with it.He adjusted and aligned the dreailer.But just keep slopping up the BS.

    I get it now - you were in the LBS all along working with him !
    Delusional, as well as pathetic.

  6. limerickman said:

    I get it now - you were in the LBS all along working with him !
    Delusional, as well as pathetic.

    Whatever, but I suspect I have been around this stuff longer than both you and the shop moron,that tells you about the chain settling in...LOL

  7. boudreaux said:

    Whatever, but I suspect I have been around this stuff longer than both you and the shop moron,that tells you about the chain settling in...LOL

    Well your suspicions are waffle.

    Have been competed and cycled for well over 25 years.
    I can spot a chancer a mile away when it comes to bikes.

    I asked the question and you failed to diagnose and solve the problem last friday.
    If anyone's the chancer - it's you.

  8. I've not heard about the chain working in either. My bet is that the derailleur was not placed on the seat tube correctly -- maybe off a mm or two, that is turned toward the front wheel just a bit too much. By removing the derailleur to clean it, then placing it back on the seat tube, the bike shop mechanic probably aligned it better on the seat tube. I had a similar problem years ago that I solved by taking a vice wrench and spreading the derailleur cage a little.

  9. [quote="limerickman} Have been competed and cycled for well over 25 years. I can spot a chancer a mile away when it comes to bikes. [/QUOTE"] So you ride a a bike. You apparently don't know much about fixing them,like so many others that consider themsevles 'experts' coz they have a bike.

  10. bwgride said:

    I've not heard about the chain working in either. My bet is that the derailleur was not placed on the seat tube correctly -- maybe off a mm or two, that is turned toward the front wheel just a bit too much. By removing the derailleur to clean it, then placing it back on the seat tube, the bike shop mechanic probably aligned it better on the seat tube. I had a similar problem years ago that I solved by taking a vice wrench and spreading the derailleur cage a little.

    Yeah.......

  11. [quote="boudreaux"]

    limerickman} Have been competed and cycled for well over 25 years. I can spot a chancer a mile away when it comes to bikes. [/QUOTE said:

    So you ride a a bike. You apparently don't know much about fixing them,like so many others that consider themsevles 'experts' coz they have a bike.



    And you do know how to repair a bike ?
    If so why did you fail to diagnose the problem and the solution LAST FRIDAY ?

  12. limerickman said:

    And you do know how to repair a bike ?
    If so why did you fail to diagnose the problem and the solution LAST FRIDAY ?


    Having one in hand is different than, at arms length thur a computer. Besides you said you adjusted it. Assumed you knew what you you were doing,but making assumptions is always bad business.

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