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Old 08-19-23, 09:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Kontact
They don't work in concert. B screw controls vertical, limit screws are limits and the barrel adjuster controls where the shifter moves the derailleur. They don't interact.
Other than that they both effect the chain's ability to shift onto the largest cog..

It was a b screw adjustment
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Originally Posted by mr,grumpy
Other than that they both effect the chain's ability to shift onto the largest cog..

It was a b screw adjustment
They affect going onto the largest cog for different and separate reasons, which is why you solved the problem with the B screw and not the B AND Low screws.
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Old 08-20-23, 11:51 AM
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The Park Tool video linked by oldbobcat in post #16 shows you what you need to do, step by step. Have you watched that video and tried to follow the steps?
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Old 08-20-23, 07:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Jeff Neese
The Park Tool video linked by oldbobcat in post #16 shows you what you need to do, step by step. Have you watched that video and tried to follow the steps?
Yes. And the model-specific video from Microsoft. My eyeballs were simply not calibrated correctly
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Yes. And the model-specific video from Microsoft.
I still refuse to upgrade from 10 to 11...
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