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Eric Lambi
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Hello rec.bicycles.tech:
Got a new DA10 crank installed on my bicycle with DA9 everything else. The thing I have noticed so
far is that, while in the largest sprocket on the rear cog and the small ring up front, I get quite
a bit of noise from a chain-line that is not extremely straight. Sounds exactly like the FD is
rubbing against the chain, but it most definitely is not. Same thing happens in the 3 largest cogs
if I'm in the big ring.
Is it possible that the mechanic who installed this did not get the crank quite as far in towards
the frame as possible? It wouldn't have to be much further at all to make this problem go away. Or
does the fact that it is installed and working mean that it was installed correctly?
Any experiences either way would be helpful.
Thanks for reading.
Eric Lambi [email protected]
Got a new DA10 crank installed on my bicycle with DA9 everything else. The thing I have noticed so
far is that, while in the largest sprocket on the rear cog and the small ring up front, I get quite
a bit of noise from a chain-line that is not extremely straight. Sounds exactly like the FD is
rubbing against the chain, but it most definitely is not. Same thing happens in the 3 largest cogs
if I'm in the big ring.
Is it possible that the mechanic who installed this did not get the crank quite as far in towards
the frame as possible? It wouldn't have to be much further at all to make this problem go away. Or
does the fact that it is installed and working mean that it was installed correctly?
Any experiences either way would be helpful.
Thanks for reading.
Eric Lambi [email protected]