Operation Manual

CycleDerailleur shifting system

5. Ensure that the chain does not touch

the spokes under any circumstances.

If necessary, correct this using the L stop

screw (see “Illustr.: Front derailleur”).

6.2.2 Adjusting the front derailleur

x Shift the chain onto the smallest

chainring.

x Adjust the distance from the inner cage

using the L stop screw. The distance

should be 0.5–1 mm/0.02–0.4"

(see “Illustr.: Front derailleur”).

x Shift the chain onto the largest chainring.

x Adjust the distance from the outer cage

using the H stop screw. The distance

should be 0.5–1 mm/0.02–0.4".

6.2.3 Readjusting the shift cable tension

x If noises are produced after shifting gear while riding, correct the shift cable tension

using the cable tensioning screw on the shift lever (see “Illustr.: Cable tensioning

screw on the shift lever”).

x To do this, give the

cable tensioning screw a half turn.

x If the noises decrease, turn the

cable tensioning screw little by little

in the same direction until no more

noises are produced when riding.

x If the noises increase, turn the cable

tensioning screw little by little in the

opposite direction until no more

noises are produced when riding.

x If noises continue to be produced after

shifting gear while riding, have the gear shifting system adjusted by your dealer.

Illustr.: Adjusting the rear derailleur (example)

1 Cable tensioning screw on the chain stays

Illustr.: Front derailleur (example)

1 H stop screw

2 L stop screw

Illustr.: Cable tensioning screw on the shift

lever (example)