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Jim Flom
Guest
I cleaned and greased the pulley wheels on my 9-speed Chorus rear der (10-speed cassette) but when I
backpedal, the chain still catches sometimes and the jockey pulley is seldom directly below it's
corresponding cog in the cassette, especially in the lowest gears. It's more to the outside. Does
that just go with the territory of having a 10-speed cassette and a 9-speed derailer, or would
replacing the pulley wheels help (or something else entirely)? The derailer is four years old and
has maybe 15,000 miles on it.
Thanks much.
Jim
backpedal, the chain still catches sometimes and the jockey pulley is seldom directly below it's
corresponding cog in the cassette, especially in the lowest gears. It's more to the outside. Does
that just go with the territory of having a 10-speed cassette and a 9-speed derailer, or would
replacing the pulley wheels help (or something else entirely)? The derailer is four years old and
has maybe 15,000 miles on it.
Thanks much.
Jim