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JoëL Chappel
Guest
Hello,
I need an advice...
My daughter's 20" MTB has Shimano deraillers (TY22...) with
Grip-shift shifters.
This works not so bad...
But even after a serious cleaning/greasing/oiling/tuning,
the shifters are still too difficult for her. The
shifters on brand new kid bicycles in stores are much
more easy to operate... So something must be wrong with
my setup on her bike...
That's of no importance for her ridings in the nearby
streets, since she won't shift anyway, but during our MTB
errands, and for the cyclocamping ride we plan for next
july, that's a problem.
Has anybody an idea ?
That's for casual use, so I wish I don't need to release her
whole transmission. Anyway, brand new stock kid bicycles use
the same kind of low-end components.
Thanks in advance.
I need an advice...
My daughter's 20" MTB has Shimano deraillers (TY22...) with
Grip-shift shifters.
This works not so bad...
But even after a serious cleaning/greasing/oiling/tuning,
the shifters are still too difficult for her. The
shifters on brand new kid bicycles in stores are much
more easy to operate... So something must be wrong with
my setup on her bike...
That's of no importance for her ridings in the nearby
streets, since she won't shift anyway, but during our MTB
errands, and for the cyclocamping ride we plan for next
july, that's a problem.
Has anybody an idea ?
That's for casual use, so I wish I don't need to release her
whole transmission. Anyway, brand new stock kid bicycles use
the same kind of low-end components.
Thanks in advance.