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bro, do u even b-screw?
What I'm saying is that the upper pulley will move closer to the biggest cog once you shift to the small chainring, and it's already pretty close in Ed's picture.
But Ed says it works, so I guess not a problem.
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What I'm saying is that the upper pulley will move closer to the biggest cog once you shift to the small ring.
You’re correct in general as rear derailleur do that.
However the jockey wheel did not move at all in the latest Shimano derailleur.
Please ignore the mere mortal helping me demonstrate this in this gif;
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Yeah, but what's the point? The shop isn't going to let it go without it being setup right and pointing out something is 'possibly' incorrect after eyeballing a pic on the internet of a bike in a workstand is kinda, actually perfect, given this is the gravel thread. Carry on.
edscoble
hippy
bro, do u even b-screw?