26 Apr 2013 at 15:39 #1 clarkdevlin clarkdevlin Associate Joined 15 Mar 2004 Posts 123 Does it matter what gear the bike is in and when replacing the wheels do the bike chains have to be on the lowest cogs?
Does it matter what gear the bike is in and when replacing the wheels do the bike chains have to be on the lowest cogs?
26 Apr 2013 at 15:43 #2 -westy- -westy- Soldato Joined 7 Nov 2002 Posts 12,555 Location Snorbans, UK No.
26 Apr 2013 at 15:44 #3 neil_g neil_g Soldato Joined 9 Dec 2007 Posts 10,492 Location Hants not necessarily although if you put it in the smallest cog the derailleur wont be fighting you as much.
not necessarily although if you put it in the smallest cog the derailleur wont be fighting you as much.
26 Apr 2013 at 15:46 #4 daz.rathbone daz.rathbone Associate Joined 21 Sep 2006 Posts 1,016 Doesn't matter, but depending on the position/model of rear mech, and qr/maxle etc, it might be easier to change to the smallest cog.
Doesn't matter, but depending on the position/model of rear mech, and qr/maxle etc, it might be easier to change to the smallest cog.
26 Apr 2013 at 15:55 #5 DaleTheWhale DaleTheWhale Soldato Joined 17 Aug 2012 Posts 6,593 Location Tamworth, UK I normally put it on the smallest cog just to make it simple. But you don't have to.
27 Apr 2013 at 16:05 #6 clarkdevlin clarkdevlin Associate OP Joined 15 Mar 2004 Posts 123 I managed to fit the wheels in but the break pads keep rubbing on the rim every time I try to align the bike.
I managed to fit the wheels in but the break pads keep rubbing on the rim every time I try to align the bike.