Rick Johnson
Yes, it is normal to seek solace in attention to familiar machinery
during times of duress. Personally I think it's ok but I would urge you
to consider replacing your neighbors.
Rick Johnson
Bend Oregon
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On 4/1/2013 10:43 PM, Joe Zauner wrote:
> It's been warm the past couple days so I had the windows of the
> trailer open when I overheard my neighbors talking. Sounded like they
> were making plans to attack a group ride or something. These guys are
> bottom dwellers even by trailer park standards. So I crept outside to
> get a better listen and sure enough they were talking about a Monday
> ride that leaves from downtown at lunch. The lawyer ride. I listened
> closer. They're going roar by the group on their choppers. Maybe run a
> few of them fagots over. Their words. Not mine. Then throw a box of
> tacks on the road and haul ass. They went into details so I crept
> closer and knelt down beside my 2009 Specialized Stumpjumper and
> noticed the pulleys on the XTR derailleur looked worn and then I
> remembered I've had trouble shifting into the second to the top cog.
> Not the top or the third from the top but the second from the top.
> Most of time it just skips over.
>
> Can worn derailleur pulleys cause this?
>
>
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