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Shimano synchro shifting help please
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I'm trying to set up the synchro shifting for my road bike. I have a 52-36 and 11-28. It does fine when shifting up at 36-12 (3.00 gear inches I assume) to 52-17 (3.06). Its pretty seamless. On the way down is where it seems to have troubel. It's currently set to shift at 52-25 down (2.08) down to 36-17 (2.12). Seems to result in a little out of control spinning for a second.
Anyone encounter this and what do you have yours set at?

thx
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Re: Shimano synchro shifting help please [IMStillTrying] [ In reply to ]
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I see the same on my road bike, it's too slow shifting the rear cogs so you end up spinning against no resistance for a couple seconds. The weird thing is my TT bike doesn't do that, the rear shifts are plenty quick there. I guess I need to go back into the app and compare all the settings to see if I can find any difference to display the different behavior.
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Re: Shimano synchro shifting help please [IMStillTrying] [ In reply to ]
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IMStillTrying wrote:
I'm trying to set up the synchro shifting for my road bike. I have a 52-36 and 11-28. It does fine when shifting up at 36-12 (3.00 gear inches I assume) to 52-17 (3.06). Its pretty seamless. On the way down is where it seems to have troubel. It's currently set to shift at 52-25 down (2.08) down to 36-17 (2.12). Seems to result in a little out of control spinning for a second.
Anyone encounter this and what do you have yours set at?

thx

are you sure the high/ low in the are set right? I thought I had mine dialed in but upshifting was wonky...hesitant in certain gearing. Had to have the shop do their magic to it.
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Re: Shimano synchro shifting help please [anthonypat] [ In reply to ]
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I have no idea. Changed it a few times so I cant remember what it was originally set at. What's yours set at?
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Re: Shimano synchro shifting help please [IMStillTrying] [ In reply to ]
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sorry, high/ low set screws; rear derailleur
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