Campy Mirage/Veloce fd shifting correctly?
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Campy Mirage/Veloce fd shifting correctly?
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I'm new to roadbikes and just picked up a '97 Bianchi Eros with Mirage brifters, Veloce fd, triple chainring setup. What's confusing me are the multiple settings(clicks) when I shift from one chainring to the next. Are these interim clicks some type of trim setting to keep the fd from rubbing the chain? Never had something like that on the mtb's I have. Typically takes two clicks to move from one chainring to the next.
I'm guessing this is what the various settings are for so what I'm trying to figure out is if the fd is set up correctly. At the moment it seems correct in that the inner and outer settings do not allow the chain to jump off the chainring or rub the fd.
Thanks in advance for any info anyone can send my way.
Robert
I'm new to roadbikes and just picked up a '97 Bianchi Eros with Mirage brifters, Veloce fd, triple chainring setup. What's confusing me are the multiple settings(clicks) when I shift from one chainring to the next. Are these interim clicks some type of trim setting to keep the fd from rubbing the chain? Never had something like that on the mtb's I have. Typically takes two clicks to move from one chainring to the next.
I'm guessing this is what the various settings are for so what I'm trying to figure out is if the fd is set up correctly. At the moment it seems correct in that the inner and outer settings do not allow the chain to jump off the chainring or rub the fd.
Thanks in advance for any info anyone can send my way.
Robert
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Your assumption is correct, trim positions.
As long as you are able to shift between the two, what ever the number of clicks, it is good.
I have Chorus and Record Ergos, 8v, 9v and 10v, dual and triple rings. The all have clicks between the positions for the FD.
Your assumption is correct, trim positions.
As long as you are able to shift between the two, what ever the number of clicks, it is good.
I have Chorus and Record Ergos, 8v, 9v and 10v, dual and triple rings. The all have clicks between the positions for the FD.
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