09-02-2011, 09:27 PM
unless it is a really cheap rd i doubt it is the spring. unless by now you have jacked with it.
like a car they have cables and housing and after awhile they get old and do not function like they did when new.
I would replace my housing first. cheaper,less hassle than replacing a rd and just might take care of the problem.
All your spring does is nudge it in the right direction your shifter, chain and cogs do the rest. So unless your spring is limp and hanging loose that is probably not the problem
your welcome, again
like a car they have cables and housing and after awhile they get old and do not function like they did when new.
I would replace my housing first. cheaper,less hassle than replacing a rd and just might take care of the problem.
All your spring does is nudge it in the right direction your shifter, chain and cogs do the rest. So unless your spring is limp and hanging loose that is probably not the problem
your welcome, again
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