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Steve C.
Guest
During my last ride, I leaned by bike up against some bushes. When I started again I could not move
my left shifter into the 3 position which corresponds to the outside front chainring. After reading
"Zinn and the Art of Mountain Bike Maintenance," I bought a workstand and decided to make the
adjustments myself. I tightened the cable and moved the limit screws a bit. Everything works fine
now except when I am on the outside back chainring, shifting the front chainring from the outside to
the middle is slow and noisy. I have a 2000 Gary Fisher Marlin. Any help would be appreciated. This
is my first attempt at doing any work on my bike. I am wanting to improve my skills so I can do all
my own work.
Thanks,
Steve
my left shifter into the 3 position which corresponds to the outside front chainring. After reading
"Zinn and the Art of Mountain Bike Maintenance," I bought a workstand and decided to make the
adjustments myself. I tightened the cable and moved the limit screws a bit. Everything works fine
now except when I am on the outside back chainring, shifting the front chainring from the outside to
the middle is slow and noisy. I have a 2000 Gary Fisher Marlin. Any help would be appreciated. This
is my first attempt at doing any work on my bike. I am wanting to improve my skills so I can do all
my own work.
Thanks,
Steve