This appears to happen only on the smallest cog, on one tooth, on one particular segment of the chain. When the wheel is spun backwards, the chain catches on one tooth of the next cog up.
The groupset is Ultegra Di2. Brand new bike <20 miles
nhluhr on
It’s because you’re pedaling backwards.
TheDaysComeAndGone on
~~Is the derailleur perfectly aligned under it?~~ Edit: Oh, shouldn’t have any effect on the chain running on the top.
With new cassettes I’ve had this happen because the shifting aids are so aggressive that they grab the chain ever so slightly even when it’s perfectly aligned.
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This appears to happen only on the smallest cog, on one tooth, on one particular segment of the chain. When the wheel is spun backwards, the chain catches on one tooth of the next cog up.
The groupset is Ultegra Di2. Brand new bike <20 miles
It’s because you’re pedaling backwards.
~~Is the derailleur perfectly aligned under it?~~ Edit: Oh, shouldn’t have any effect on the chain running on the top.
With new cassettes I’ve had this happen because the shifting aids are so aggressive that they grab the chain ever so slightly even when it’s perfectly aligned.