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rear gear cluster

  • 30-04-2008 10:06am
    #1
    casino
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    hi all first time post here.
    my qustion is;
    should the rear gear cluster run thrugh with the wheel?

    explanation below lol

    recently bought a diamond back mo5 MTB from halfords(first mistake?) i got 150 off a 300 euro bike as new model on the way. Did bit of looking came to the conclusion it was a good deal for a beginner.

    Anyway, gears were misshifteing a bit and the rear gear cluster had a rock with in it, ie it wasnt running through with the axle.

    Eventually they agreeeged to replace the bike under warrenty, but the cluster in new bike is still running out, but gear shift is alot smoother.

    should it go back again?


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  • #2
    Hermy
    Moderators, Society & Culture Moderators Posts: 11,490 Mod ✭✭✭✭Hermy


    Should the rear gear cluster run thrugh with the wheel?
    Absolutely yes.
    Should it go back again?
    Yes.

    It could just be that whoever assembled the bike didn't do a good job tightening the rear cluster but at this stage I'd be looking for my money back. Two dodgey bikes in a row is not acceptable!

    Eventually they agreeeged to replace the bike under warrenty...
    If they sell you faulty goods you are entitled to a full refund.

    Genealogy Forum Mod



  • #3
    kona
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7,525 ✭✭✭kona


    Hermy wrote: »
    Should the rear gear cluster run thrugh with the wheel?
    Absolutely yes.
    Should it go back again?
    Yes.

    It could just be that whoever assembled the bike didn't do a good job tightening the rear cluster but at this stage I'd be looking for my money back. Two dodgey bikes in a row is not acceptable!

    Eventually they agreeeged to replace the bike under warrenty...
    If they sell you faulty goods you are entitled to a full refund.

    no you are wrong.:o

    a freewheel will have a wobble in it to help the chain rise and fall.
    this bike is fitted with a freewheel.
    a cassette should run through, but is fitted to more expensive bikes.

    the diamond back is a decent run-about.

    this is shocking from a halfords point of view, this is definatly not warranty as its the way the bike works, which halfords was this?? because they sound like they know feck all to replace a perfectly good part.:o:)

    the gears were jumping because of the cables streching, which happens to ALL new bikes and is why most shops offer a free service after a month or two.


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