Have questions or want to discuss cycling? Join Now or Sign In to participate in the BikeRide community.

New: Take Part in the January Giveaway for a Chance to Win the Movcan V80 E-bike Worth $889


Jockey Pulleys
#1
I foolishly did not remove and clean my jockey pulleys (Acera derailleur) one at a time, and see that one has a metal sleeve inside the ring, and one does not. Both bushings seem to be the same length. The metal-sleeved one is slightly thinner. From my reading, it seems that this one is the "top" one (closest to the freewheel/cassette) that because it is thinner, it "wobbles" to make shifting easier. Do I have it right that I put the thinner one on top?
  Reply
#2
Yes, the top pulley should be able to move side to side a tiny bit to help the pulley align under the cogs.
  Reply
#3
Usually, there's a "Centeron" marking on it...
  Reply
#4
Have you got the relevant documents from Shimano's TechDocs site?
Nigel
  Reply


Possibly Related Threads...

Forum Jump:

[-]
10 Latest Posts
What are the pros and cons of clip-on pe...
Yesterday 10:16 PM
Fingers going numb especially last 2 on ...
Yesterday 04:01 PM
Would an Advanced Society Benefit from B...
01-20-2025 05:04 PM
Where are you from and What is your favo...
01-20-2025 04:59 PM
Beginner Mountain Biking Tips
01-20-2025 04:50 PM
Happy Holidays
01-20-2025 08:57 AM
Cycling industry is pricing out their ow...
01-19-2025 11:43 PM
Wishing you an Awesome 2025 & many fun r...
01-19-2025 11:25 PM
Do you think we're magnets for cars?
01-19-2025 10:27 AM
Top 3 Bibshorts in terms of value
01-18-2025 01:43 PM

[-]
Join BikeRide on Strava
Feel free to join if you are on Strava: www.strava.com/clubs/bikeridecom

[-]
Top 5 Posters This Month
no avatar 1. GirishH
20 posts
no avatar 2. enkei
15 posts
no avatar 3. ReapThaWhirlwind
13 posts
no avatar 4. Flowrider
10 posts
no avatar 5. SPINMAN
9 posts