Ultegra triple ringing on middle chain ring

[kkramko]

Please help! If anyone have experience with problem named in subject.
So, I bought a new road bike with all ultegra components, and I have problem when i drive on middle chain ring Its always produce some noise, ringing. it doesn't matter if I push hard or not, its happen on bought pedals, and never mind where is chain positioned on cassette. Like I said everything is new, 800km . As I look, I think that is possible that the chain pinning on pins who pulling chain on higher chain ring. Is there I cure??

Sorry on bad english, I'm from Croatia

TNX

[Alex Ramon]

Hi kkramko,

It sounds like an adjustment issue. Take a look at these videos and follow the steps to make sure your derailleurs are adjusted:

http://bikeride.com/adjust-rear-derailleur/
http://bikeride.com/adjust-front-derailer/

[kkramko]

(05-02-2010, 07:39 PM)Alex Ramon Wrote:  Hi kkramko,

It sounds like an adjustment issue. Take a look at these videos and follow the steps to make sure your derailleurs are adjusted:

http://bikeride.com/adjust-rear-derailleur/
http://bikeride.com/adjust-front-derailer/

Hi
Thanks for your replay, but isn't not problem in adjustment, i'm 100% sure. everything with changing speeds works perfect. And like I said, this noise appears only on middle ring, on smallest or biggest everything work normal without strange sounds.

By

[cyclerUK]

Check that you have the correct size chain for you bike.
If it's a 9 or 10 speed bike then make sure the chain is suitable and not too wide.
Make sure the front derailleur is clear of the chain as well.

[j beede]

What kind of shifters do you have? Does your FD shifter have the "trim" function? I have been trying to get perfect operation from my FSA Gossamer triple for a year now. I can get it close but that is the best that can be done. Double cranks are so much nicer to work on! cUK is right--can you tell us what letters and numbers you see on your chain?
...j

[Joe_W]

+1 on the double cranks. This is not the first time that I hear of Shimano triples being a bit noisy...

[kkramko]

(05-03-2010, 10:23 PM)j beede Wrote:  What kind of shifters do you have? Does your FD shifter have the "trim" function? I have been trying to get perfect operation from my FSA Gossamer triple for a year now. I can get it close but that is the best that can be done. Double cranks are so much nicer to work on! cUK is right--can you tell us what letters and numbers you see on your chain?
...j

hi
I have trim function, but nothings changed, chain is 10 speed ultegra

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(05-05-2010, 03:53 PM)Joe_W Wrote:  +1 on the double cranks. This is not the first time that I hear of Shimano triples being a bit noisy...

hi,
and thats that? did you heard about some solution to solve problem??

[Joe_W]

No, sorry. Just people complaining. I also don't really know the reason for the noise (but would love to find out), maybe it is something really straightforward that I haven't thought of.