Lets Fix a Bike #8 Why is this cassette jumping mystery??? Its always what your not looking for!!!
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- In this "Lets Fix a Bike" i show you a problem with a bike that took me a long time to figure out but once I figured it out it was so obvious! I hope you guys enjoy this video and please let me know below if you have any questions or comments.
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Wow! Just ….. wow! I’ve had this exact issue on my Giant Yukon for the past 2 years and tried everything to fix it. This video was the answer. Thank you so much!
Glad I could help.
Many thanks for the video. The lock ring was ok, but I hadn’t put the the second smallest cog on properly and it was causing the upper jockey wheel to jump. Couldn’t understand why til I watched your video and checked them all.
Glad it helped
my cassette is jumping and more or less now in free wheel, cannot wait to take it apart after watching this bit of wisdom
Really appreciate this video. Exactitude! How important and hard to spot. (I'm a noob with wrenching; just trying to learn and grow in all this.)
Thanks for this video! I had the same issue and finally got around to taking a look and I suspected the problem. This post confirmed. Changed it out and problem gone.
Good one!!
My guess (paused video at 1m20s) the cassette is too close to the chainstay, the Ultegra derailleur cannot move to that extreme... OK time to watch the rest of the video!
A perfect example of "Assume NUTHIN'"! 😜 👍
Can the problem happen between 8th & 9th gear? Thanks in advance.
No that would be caused by something else
it was seen from the space
never swap lockrings, same speed or not with the same brand or different brands for same speed. may damage (crack) the freehub because thread between lockring and innerhub are not exact the same and you try to overthight when there is no more thread to play.
Use the lockring supplied with the cassete when you bought it and no other.