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Mark Janeba
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Andrew Karre wrote:
> Sorry, this is all garbled. This is the problem: Once I've shifted into
> the smallest cog (using the thumb lever), I can't downshift (shift back
> up the cassette into larger cogs with the inner lever). The ratchet
> won't catch, and the lever swings all the way in with no effect. If I
> push up and in on the lever, I can force the ratchet to engage and it
> will shift from the 10th down to 9th, and from then on with no problem
> at all. Any thoughts?
Question - have you reinstalled the levers yet? I remember noticing
behavior something like this on a set of "in-the-box" Ergo levers; all
was well once a cable was installed providing some tension, and they've
worked fine for many miles since.
If you've got this problem with a cable already providing something to
pull against, you can disregard this advice.
Mark Janeba
> Sorry, this is all garbled. This is the problem: Once I've shifted into
> the smallest cog (using the thumb lever), I can't downshift (shift back
> up the cassette into larger cogs with the inner lever). The ratchet
> won't catch, and the lever swings all the way in with no effect. If I
> push up and in on the lever, I can force the ratchet to engage and it
> will shift from the 10th down to 9th, and from then on with no problem
> at all. Any thoughts?
Question - have you reinstalled the levers yet? I remember noticing
behavior something like this on a set of "in-the-box" Ergo levers; all
was well once a cable was installed providing some tension, and they've
worked fine for many miles since.
If you've got this problem with a cable already providing something to
pull against, you can disregard this advice.
Mark Janeba