On Saturday, April 19, 2014 5:37:01 PM UTC-4, Frank Krygowski wrote:
> I assume your cables are new and well lubricated.
Cables are new. The derailleur snaps back when downshifted with a bang. I don't think it's a friction issue.
> I'd also double check all the cable routing details. I once was putting
> up with frustratingly high lever force on some old friction bar end
> shifters. I finally saw that the end of the cable housing was
> mis-aligned at a stop, causing the inner cable to sort of scrape over
> the edge of the housing.
Cable routing is a no-brainer. There's one length of housing, then it's all open wire.
On Wednesday, April 23, 2014 9:51:27 PM UTC-4, x wrote:
> WE DO WHAT WE CAN DO.....ASKING if someone has tried x with z when we haven't tried x or z separately but off course not together as who would try it ?
All the experience here, I was thinking someone might know if the cable pull was different on these Shimano components. I did not know, when I purchased them, that Tiagra was a "road bike" component. The road bike components may have smaller travel and different cable pull ratios.
> I ask the seller if I have x then can I buy z to go with then the seller ask z's distributor for advice passing it along...
That's my next step. The seller is a shop trying to clear out old inventory, although the owner did search for a derailleur through the collection, and he knows the bike. And sold me the STX shifters too.
Yeah, and this thread is the top result, so I don't think that's going to help a lot.
....Ed