Oh whoops just bought a Zee
it might just work with the 38/28 difference
if it doesnāt you can buy the cage plates from other shimano MTB10 danglers as cheap factory spare parts to swap it out
the clutch assembly is a bit tricky, one of the times I did this I bent the spring and had to buy another from a similar spare parts seller
Oh shit, missed the 2x part of that. If you bought the SSW version, we could talk a trade for a medium cage M786.
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Thankfully it was from Uncle Jeff so I was able to cancel and buy the M786 instead.
Now I just gotta figure out which stupid pusher to get.
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what size - I have a drawer full of front derailleurs
Pretty sure I need a 28.6 bottom pull pusher
Iāll look tonight
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Iāve got one arriving today!
i probably have shins if anyone needs
^ thereās an arm and a leg joke in there somewhere
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Theyāre missing in new mexico
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iām gonna leave it.
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Woohoo!
Came out easy peasy with an extractor.
Thanks for the advice yāall. Installing the new nuts now. No more excuse to not race.
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we did it! high fives all around.
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FYI I have a set of left hand bits so just let me know dude. Iāve also got some extractors.
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Thanks for the offer. I have really been wanting a set of my own and stoked to have them.
How about a rivnut kit though? Iām thinking of putting a rivnut into the fork leg on the tiny bike instead of trying to fix the dropout braze-on. I was gonna message you to see if you had the stuff.
I have a metric one at work we can use.
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New SQ: front wheel on the cross bike has a tiny bit of play in the hub. Itās a Stans 3.30. I looked for hub adjustment but there but couldnāt find any. The axle caps on either side spin independently.
Where do I adjust?
What QR do you have? Iāve definitely seen cases where a shitty external cam QR isnāt actually tightening things down to spec.
If you have access to a Shimano QR test with that first.
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